81 Wooster Street Soho Loft Co-op Sells for $4.75M

Sue Hostetler (inset) and Jon Diamond just sold their amazing Soho loft co-op at 81 Wooster Street for the $4.75 million asking price, according to public records. They paid $3.75 million for the co-op in 2006, making a nice gain on their investment.

Hostetler is an accomplished author, editor, and television personality. Having written Hip Hollywood Homes, she knows more than a little about real estate, style, and fashion.

Diamond is a serial music business entrepreneur and current chairman of digital media entertainment company ARTISTdirect.com where he focuses on the company’s strategic initiatives.

The buyers are Virginia Lebermann and John Wotowicz (inset) who are moving from Texas to Manhattan.

Jill Roosevelt of Brown Harris Stevens had the exclusive for this spectacular loft.

It has 3,000 square feet (see below) with wonderful views overlooking cobblestone streets in Soho’s historic cast iron district. The loft has 6 rooms, including 2 bedrooms, a sprawling living area, an office and a library, and an amazing kitchen and dining area. Hostetler described the 4-month transformation of her family’s loft by interior designer Valerie Pasquiou in Metropolitan Home.

The immaculate renovation was also featured in Gotham, In Style, and Quest Magazines.

Monthly maintenance for this pet-friendly loft was listed as incredibly low — just $1,829.

Roosevelt described the loft as having “grand proportions” and “a library with exquisite Jojoba wood built-ins, maple floors, central air, in-wall, state-of the art stereo and security system, and custom-made over-size steel and glass doors.” In addition to having a washer and dyer in a laundry room, the loft has amazing closet and storage space.