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This classic cast-iron loft building in SoHo was converted to four luxury condos in 2003. The 1872 structure features large windows, high ceilings, and modern amenities in a prime location with good public transportation.
388 West Broadway, a distinguished five-story building in SoHo’s Historic Cast-Iron District, offers a rare opportunity to live in one of New York City’s most coveted neighborhoods. Originally built in 1872 and converted into a boutique condominium in 2003, the building features four luxury private residences. With its elegant Greco-Roman columns flanking expansive, deeply inset windows, and a handsome cornice, 388 West Broadway stands out as one of the most architecturally significant cast-iron buildings in the city.
The apartments, accessible via private keyed elevators, boast soaring ceilings, cast-iron columns, and views of bustling West Broadway. Each residence is designed for spacious living, with one unit featuring a 31-by-30-foot living room with 11-foot ceilings, a fireplace, and a 700-square-foot master suite equipped with luxury amenities such as a rainforest shower, teak bench seat, and double sinks. While the building lacks a doorman, garage, or concierge, it offers "smart" wiring, video intercom systems, and excellent access to public transportation.
Set in the heart of SoHo, 388 West Broadway is surrounded by world-renowned dining, shopping, and art galleries. Despite the traffic along West Broadway, residents enjoy the vibrant energy and excitement of this prime location, making it an exceptional opportunity to experience the best of New York City living.
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