Located at the cobblestone intersection of Wooster and Broome Street in SoHo, the newly constructed 52 Wooster Street is designed to perfectly blend with its historic cast iron neighbors. For many years, the site served as little more than an abandoned lot, but following a Landmarks Commission-approved design, a new condominium with just four units was constructed and began selling earlier this year. Now, only one unit remains available in this exclusive downtown building.
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The last remaining condominium is Apartment #2, a full-floor unit with three bedrooms available for $5.35 million. The home is more than 2,060 square feet and has three bathrooms. There are 17 oversized windows and the home boasts up to 11-foot ceilings; truly a light-filled and open living space. The living room features a marble enclosed fireplace, wide-plank white oak floors, and doors in the apartment are 8 feet high.
The kitchen is an open area that connects to the home's great room, creating a spacious and welcoming area to entertain. The kitchen is equipped for a chef, and has top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances including a wall oven and a cooktop with a concealed hood range, and Sub Zero refrigerator and wine storage. There is also custom cabinetry, marble countertops, a dishwasher, and a garbage disposal.
This two-tone corner building in the center of SoHo has only four apartments with large great rooms and small rear terraces.
The home features a master suite with a large master bath and also a private terrace. The master bath features white marble slab walls and floors, and high-gloss wood cabinetry. There are Supernova Dornbracht fixtures, a rain shower, a free standing soaking tub, and a Duravit wall mounted toilet and bidet. There are two more bathrooms in the apartment, and both feature marble stone floors and vanity countertops.
The interiors are by GRADE, and the building was designed by Arpad Baksa. 52 Wooster features an elegant lobby with limestone slabs, stainless steel and marble features. Each residence has access to a private storage room, and homes are equipped with smart home technology. Other amenities in the building include a virtual doorman, package storage and a discreet keyed elevator that opens directly into each residence.
The interiors are by GRADE, and the building was designed by Arpad Baksa. 52 Wooster features an elegant lobby with limestone slabs, stainless steel and marble features. Each residence has access to a private storage room, and homes are equipped with smart home technology. Other amenities in the building include a virtual doorman, package storage and a discreet keyed elevator that opens directly into each residence.
According to CityRealty data, the median price per square foot for current SoHo condo listings is $2,402. Apartment 2 at 52 Wooster is asking $5,350,000, or $2,595 per feet. Monthly common charges are $1,782 and monthly real estate taxes are $3,498. The full listing, courtesy of Town Residential, can be viewed here.
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