The one you've been waiting for. The fourth floor at 142 Henry Street is the quintessential downtown loft. Moments from the epicenter of Dimes Square – now one of downtown’s most sought-after neighborhoods – the home’s 1,900 square feet of space is truly flooded with light through the 22 windows that frame its interior. Classic loft details, like beamed ceilings and white washed masonry walls, complement the tasteful interior design that the current owner collaborated with local artist Sam Stewart to achieve. A rare condo loft with incredibly low carrying costs, this is the only offering of its kind presently on the market. Entering through the key-locked elevator, the foyer opens to a grand open living space framed by northern and southern exposures. Custom millwork lines the western-most wall and adds texture to the space; it’s juxtaposed with lovely whitewashed exposed brick on the adjoining walls. 11-foot ceiling heights are introduced here and imbue a sense of roominess throughout. In a few words, the room is serene, inspired, bright. Connecting the living space with the dining room is an open kitchen, minimal by design but equipped with top-end appliances by Sub Zero and Miele. Four windows oppose the kitchen, lighting the space naturally throughout the day. The northeastern-most corner of the home currently functions as an open primary suite, with room enough for an additional seating area and ample custom closet space. From bed, an uptown view extending as far as the Empire State is visible. This square footage was previously divided into two bedrooms and can easily be converted back for those who require an additional bedroom, studio or home office space. The home includes two full bathrooms – one with a soaking tub – heated towel racks, and classic, top-end fixtures and finishes. Laundry facilities are also located here. There are two A/C zones controlled by a Nest system. Dimes Square has emerged as one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Manhattan, the zeitgeist of a new class of downtown tastemakers. A home like the fourth floor at 142 Henry Street, a/k/a The Garfield, is suited best for those who appreciate the marriage of local legacy institutions with the wide range of world-class dining, entertainment and hospitality choices that have invigorated the area in recent years– Dimes, Nine Orchard Hotel, Corner Bar, Le Dive, Bode and Parcelle, to name a few. A prewar building dating back to 1912 and converted to condos in 2005, 142 Henry offers a landscaped roof deck with excellent views, as well as video intercom/keyless entry and secure bike storage.