The Soho Gallery Building CLOSE 
420 West Broadway was the epicenter of the art world in SoHo for many years housing the galleries of Leo Castelli and other leading art dealers. The building is now home to 9 luxury loft residences ranging in size from 3,000 to 3,700 square feet, including duplex and triplex penthouses. The penthouse residences have terraces and the building has a center courtyard.All residences have direct access from a key locked elevator and wood-burning fireplaces and exposed original beams and selected exposures of original brick. Kitchens have cherry wood cabinets with decorative glass panels, Carrera marble counters, six-burner ranges, wine coolers and stainless steel Viking appliances. Bathrooms feature "Richmond" pedestal sinks, "Etoile" polished nickel fixtures, medicine cabinets and sconces and Kohler "tea for two" six-foot soaking tub. The building has no garage, no sundeck, no balconies and no sidewalk landscaping. Its location remains prime.
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