Seductive European Charm – 211 Elizabeth Street

Have you ever thought what a perfect building might look like?  If you did, 211 Elizabeth Street just might be on your short list.  The architects of this distinctive seven-story structure designed a timeless gem masterly incorporating an old-world European element. Foremost, 211 Elizabeth fits seamlessly into the streetscape of this historical Nolita block. About the only characteristic missing from the elevation is an external fire escape  Walking past, one would ...

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Dancing With Light – 40 Mercer

The modernity of the tantalizing glass structure at 40 Mercer Street makes a daring architectural statement amidst the historic cast-iron buildings within the Soho Historic District.  As your eyes run across the hypnotic symmetry of the elevation, your first thought is that the building has been misplaced. Your second thought is what a marvelous contemporary interpretation of the traditional Soho loft.  Not surprisingly, this testament of modern architecture is a ...

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Soho Masterpiece – 63 Greene Street, PH-A

Penthouse A offers 3,597 SF of dramatic interior space and just under 1,000 SF of private rooftop deck in exterior space--all smack dab in the heart of Soho. This extravagant penthouse loft boasts an embarrassment of riches. 12’ barrel ceilings, charming exposed brick, meticulous hardwood floors, and a bounty of sunlight are just a few highlights. The massive, sleek kitchen is fully equipped with a large island, top-of-the-line stainless steel ...

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Opulent Tastes with Rustic Charm – 62 Wooster Street, Apt 3-B

When people make the pilgrimage to New York City with dreams of making it big and living the New York Life, this is the apartment they come home to in their fantasies. Built in 1862, 62 Wooster Street, has been updated and houses six units across seven floors, utilizing keyed elevator access for residents.  Exposed brick and wood-beam ceilings offer a rustic sense of welcome, while pristine hardwood floors and elegant ...

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