The lobby has an art gallery and feng shui-like fountain. Perhaps the loft's most intriguing features are a lap pool reached through French doors that open on to one of two terraces, and a library in the building's original elevator shaft that has a 33 ft ceiling. It also has three wood-burning fireplaces. At 104 Wooster Street in SoHo, the fashion designer Issac Mizrahi's former showroom and factory has been converted into eight lofts that range in price from Dollars 2.57m to Dollars 7.25m for one of the penthouses. The building, which the Corcoran Group represents, dates to 1891 and has been restored to enhance the exposed ceiling beams and iron braces.
All apartments have open kitchens, three bedrooms and fireplaces made to eye-level when seated.
The two penthouses incorporate the building's mansard roof with copper shingles and planted window boxes on the ledges.