?? 为什么这个阁楼是独一无二的：

顶楼地位（第八层，俯瞰王子街）：
真正的顶层索霍阁楼非常稀有，尤其是配有无障碍天际线景观。大多数索霍建筑都是中层建筑，因此这个阁楼在其他建筑之上——字面上的意思。

这个阁楼结合了最稀有的物理特性（光线、高度、窗户、视野）、真实的建筑魅力和历史传承——一切都位于纽约市最具故事性的邻里之一。这使它成为真正的房地产独角兽！

光线与视野：
通过超大双层窗户获得41英尺的北向采光，你将享受到卓越的自然光和真实的天际线景观——在像索霍这样的低层历史街区中非常罕见。

历史特色 + 现代更新：
11英尺的天花板
原始柱子
铸铁建筑
现代节能窗户的更新
灵活的管道设计以便进行定制

真正的艺术家阁楼氛围与灵活性：
目前为开放式布局，有潜力创造一个两卧室、2-3个浴室的家。开放的空间、高天花板和柱子保持了真实的索霍艺术家阁楼氛围，同时提供了布局灵活性。

565百老汇 – 建筑意义：
由著名的19世纪建筑师约翰·凯勒姆设计
曾完全由彼尔·布莱克公司占据，曾是当时顶级的珠宝商
这座建筑是纽约市第一座绝对防火的建筑
索霍丰富的历史，蒂芙尼公司就在对面

位置、位置、位置：
王子街的黄金地段，是索霍最具标志性和最受欢迎的街道之一，在一座具有古典细节和声望的地标性建筑内。

?? Why This Loft is a Unicorn:

Top-Floor Status (8th Floor Over Prince Street):
True top-floor Soho lofts are rare, especially with unobstructed skyline views. Most buildings in Soho are mid-rise, so this loft rises above the rest—literally.

This loft combines the rarest physical qualities (light, height, windows, views), authentic architectural charm, and historical pedigree—all in one of NYC’s most storied neighborhoods. That’s what makes it a true real estate unicorn!

Light & Views:
With 41 feet of Northern exposure through oversized, double-paned windows, you're getting exceptional natural light and actual skyline views—a rarity in low-rise historic districts like Soho.

Historic Character + Modern Updates:
11-foot ceilings
Original columns
Cast iron architecture
Updated with modern, energy-efficient windows
Flexible plumbing for design customization

True Artist's Loft Feel & Flexibility:
Currently open-plan, with potential to create a 2-bedroom, 2-3 bathroom home. The open space, high ceilings, and columns maintain the authentic Soho artist loft vibe while offering layout flexibility.

565 Broadway – Architectural Significance:
Designed by John Kellum, a renowned 19th-century architect
Once occupied entirely by Ball, Black & Co, a top jeweler of the era
Building was NYC’s first absolutely fireproof structure
Rich Soho history, with Tiffany & Co across the street

Location, Location, Location:
Prime Prince Street frontage, one of the most iconic and desirable streets in Soho, in a landmarked building with classical detailing and prestige.