In the midst of Greenwich Village, one block south of Washington Square, is a pre-war loft that for 40 years was the studio home of artists Nancy Spero and Leon Golub.

A direct elevator opens to this amazing, creative, subversive and vibrant space. All original elements remain intact - 12' ceilings, hardwood floors, wooden columns and walls of exposed brick. It runs floor-through with twelve windows offering plenty of East and West light. The co-op-owned ground floor commercial space produces income, covering maintenance and paying a dividend to the four shareholders.

Within a few blocks, in every direction are subways, fine restaurants, jazz clubs, theaters and all the enticements of the Noho/Soho/Village scene.

Showings will be by appointment only.