Manhattan’s Hudson Square full floor loft from Last Night film starring Keira Knightley lists for $4.25 million

Manhattan’s Hudson Square loft is up for sale for $4.25 million. The apartment was used as a filming location in Keira Knightley starrer Last Night. The three bedroom apartment is located at 40 Renwick Street. The apartment is Unit 6 of the building. The property is spread in 3,000 square foot area. The initial asking price of the property was $4.75 million. Sam Worthington, Eva Mendes and Guillaume Canet also played a prominent role in the 2010 film. The loft occupies the entire floor of a former industrial warehouse. The property has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, open plan living space, industrial windows and a kitchen.

Manhattan Loft From ‘Last Night’

A residential apartment in Manhattan’s Hudson Square is available for sale for $4.25 million. The asking price of the full floor loft at 40 Renwick Street Unit 6 has been reduced by $0.5 million. The initial asking price was $4.75 million. The property was used as one of the main locations in the 2010 romantic drama Last Night. The film stars Keira Knightley, Sam Worthington, Eva Mendes and Guillaume Canet.


The three bedroom apartment has two bathrooms. The property is spread in around 3,000 square feet area. The property is located on the sixth floor of an eight story co-op. The apartment was built as an industrial warehouse in 1920. The property has been listed by Leven Real Estate agents Philip Hordijk, Fred Gouveia, Mete Basakinci and Jeremy Hu. The home has open views of the city and large east facing windows for lots of natural light.

Former Warehouse

The 40 Renwick Street property was originally an industrial warehouse. The property was bought by Giorgio DeLuca, co-founder of the gourmet grocery store Dean & DeLuca in SoHo, and his friends in 1994, Hordijk told Mansion Global.

The property was converted into a six unit co-op in 2015. The apartments are part of a small residential property in the area. It is located between SoHo, Tribeca and the West Village. In March, the New York Post reported that DeLuca’s duplex penthouse on the top floor of the property has been rented out for $25,000 per month.

Industrial features

The loft has many original features of New York’s industrial buildings. The property has high ceilings with concrete beams, large industrial windows, exposed brick and a steel plated warehouse door.

The apartment has an open plan layout. A large great room measures around 57 feet by 24 feet. This makes up almost half of the apartment and connects the living and dining areas to the kitchen.

The apartment has a keyed elevator opening into a private entrance. The apartment also has a walk-in wardrobe. The kitchen has an island and is open plan. The apartment has cove lighting, pendant lights, bespoke cabinetry and concrete worktops in the kitchen.

Kitchen and home improvements

The apartment was purchased in 2018. It has been upgraded with the addition of bespoke finishes. The owners installed eight inch wide white oak flooring from the Hudson Company and new kitchen appliances, added Hordijk.

The property still has the stools in the kitchen used in the film. The kitchen also has a three piece chandelier. The property has a modern layout. The apartment has a full sized Whirlpool washing machine and vented dryer. The property also has around 200 square feet of basement storage.

The 3,000 square foot apartment has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom has double aspect windows to allow lots of natural light. The bedroom has a dressing room with bespoke wardrobes and a marble bathroom with a window.

The master bathroom has a double vanity and walk-in shower. The second bedroom has bespoke built in wardrobes and a marble bathroom with a window and shower. The property has a private entrance, home office and open plan great room. The building allows pets and the apartment has a monthly service charge of $4,750.