382 Lafayette Street is a pre-war condominium building in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood, completed in 1900. The 9-story building contains 9 units and offers amenities such as central AC, intercom, elevator, and in-unit washer/dryer.
382 Lafayette Street is a 1900 pre war condominium in NoHo, originally created by the Astors and Vanderbilts. The 9 story building has a loft focused residential program, with homes arranged around the broad floor plates and industrial character associated with the neighborhood’s earlier commercial architecture.
Full floor loft layouts recur throughout the building, with open plans, large windows, exposed brick, and barrel vaulted ceilings ranging from approximately 11 to 14 feet. Several homes include a separate office area, and the building also includes a loft duplex organized across two levels. Window orientations include east, west, north, south, and corner exposures, with some residences receiving light from multiple sides or overhead skylights.
Building amenities include central AC, an intercom system, and in unit washer and dryer facilities. The apartments have been renovated in different ways, but the recurring architectural language is consistent: high ceilings, generous window openings, open kitchens, and adaptable loft interiors, including layouts configured as two or three bedrooms.
The building sits between Great Jones Street and East 4th Street, with SoHo, Nolita, the East and West Villages, NYU, and Washington Square Park nearby. Dining, galleries, shopping, and performance venues fill the surrounding NoHo and downtown blocks. The 6 train stops at Bleecker Street, while the N, R, and W trains are accessible at Broadway Lafayette Street.
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