Jenna Lyons Bought A $6 Million Fixer-Upper Loft In SoHo

 After selling her gorgeous townhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn, back in March 2012, the fashion world was eagerly waiting to see where J. Crew's president and creative director Jenna Lyons would live next.

And now, nearly two years after first listing the home, Lyons has won a bidding war on a 3,500-square-foot loft in Manhattan's trendy SoHo neighborhood, according to Curbed.

Real estate listing website StreetEasy says that the fashion designer paid $500,000 over the asking price. And judging by the property photos, she'll probably spend even more renovating the space to attain her former Park Slope townhouse's splendor.

But Lyons — one of the most influential people in America — won't be hemorrhaging money, especially because monthly maintenance for the home is only $200, which the listing says is due to income from the building's ground floor retail space (which is sadly not a J. Crew store).

Jenna Lyons's new $6 million loft is in this co-op building in SoHo.

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It's on quiet Mercer Street in the trendy downtown Manhattan neighborhood.

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The co-op has been owned by the same family for the past 36 years.

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There are 13 huge windows throughout the 3,500-square-foot apartment.

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The floor plan is open, and the kitchen has ample cabinet space.

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There are exposed brick walls throughout the home.

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As well as rooms with multi-levels. This also helps provide much-needed storage space.

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The main bedroom has a loft and extremely high ceilings.

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Some spaces in the home clearly need renovations. Lyons will likely be both renovating and refurbishing the loft to suit her tastes.

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All in all, we can't wait to see what Lyons's new loft looks like as soon as she's done decorating.

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