Perched above the cobblestone streets of SoHo, this full-floor penthouse at 101 Wooster Street is a masterclass in loft living elevated to its highest expression. Originally a cast-iron industrial building dating to the 1880s, the structure was transformed by a celebrated New York architect into one of the neighborhood's most sought-after addresses. Soaring 13-foot ceilings, original columns, and a palette of raw concrete, steel, and warm wood set the tone for a home that is at once dramatic and deeply livable. A sprawling private terrace wraps the northern and western exposures, offering unobstructed views over the SoHo rooftops and beyond. The open-plan kitchen and living areas are designed for entertaining at scale, while the private quarters offer a level of calm and seclusion rarely found in Manhattan.