The New Museum Building
158 Mercer Street, between Prince Street & Houston Street
Info & Ratings - Overview
Building Summary
- Building Type: Condominium
- Located in SOHO / NOHO
$1,784
Avg. Price / Ft2 (3 sales in past 12 months)
2.7
6 Mo Change
$5,636 Avg. Price / Ft2 (Currently Available)
-
Five Bedrooms
from
$42,000,000
(1 available apt - updated June 11, 2013)
- 1895Year Built
- 19Apartments
- 12Floors
Overview
158 Mercer Street, which is also known as 583 Broadway between Houston and Prince streets, is regarded as a true “kitchen sink” building because its developers tried to cram virtually every conceivable architectural “amenity” into it.
Designed by Cleverdon & Putzel in 1897, the 12-story building was converted from an office building to the New Museum of Contemporary Art in 1996. That institution subsequently moved to the Bowery and the building was then converted to a residential condominium.
The very impressive building, one of the tallest in SoHo, has 19 apartments.
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- Concierge
- FT Doorman
- Hi Rise
- Pre War
- Basement Storage
- Intercom
- Roof Deck
- Elevator
Pros
- Architectural masterpiece
- Doorman
- Concierge
- Roof deck
- Very close to subway
- Close to shops, restaurants and galleries
- Very few apartments
- High ceilings
Cons
- No garage
- No fitness center
- No sidewalk landscaping
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