Open Houses in 10012

139 Wooster Street, Residence 4B Modern Loft Luxury in the Heart of SoHo Welcome to Residence 4B at 139 Wooster Street - a refined two-bedroom, two-bathroom SoHo loft showcasing thoughtful renovation, generous scale, and timeless downtown character. Located on one of SoHo's most iconic cobblestone blocks, this boutique condominium offers the rare combination of authentic loft

Daniel Jenner Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, this loft-like studio with a 9'6" ceiling, separate sleeping loft, and private balcony offers an open, airy feel and excellent natural light. Although designated as Apartment 1J, the residence is positioned two stories above street level, providing both privacy and elevation from the street. The spacious living area features high ceilings,

Nathaniel Faust Corcoran Group

Corner NoHo Loft with Light, Scale, and Architectural Integrity This refined corner NoHo loft offers a rare sense of clarity where space, light, and material are handled with discipline and intent. Just under 2,000 square feet unfold beneath soaring 11+ foot ceilings. Expansive corner windows draw in beautiful eastern light, creating a luminous, open atmosphere throughout. Venetian plaster walls,

Sean Ormond Compass

Corner NoHo Loft with Light, Scale, and Architectural Integrity This refined corner NoHo loft offers a rare sense of clarity—where space, light, and material are handled with discipline and intent. Just under 2,000 square feet unfold beneath soaring 11+ foot ceilings. Expansive corner windows draw in beautiful eastern light, creating a luminous, open atmosphere throughout. Venetian plaster walls,

Sean Ormond Compass

Residence 4N at 374 Broome Street captures the very best of downtown living - a quintessential New York loft defined by soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and classic cast-iron architecture, seamlessly blended with a refined modern layout. The expansive great room anchors the home, offering a dramatic yet inviting living and dining space framed by exposed architectural elements.

Cole Borg Serhant