40 Bleecker Street is a 12-story luxury condominium building in NoHo that was completed in 2019, featuring 61 units developed by Broad Street Development. The building showcases a distinctive Streamlined Moderne façade designed by Ed Rawlings that curves like an ocean liner, complete with brick and steel trim, terraced upper decks, and rounded corners with curved glass windows on the west façade. The lobby pays homage to the neighborhood's architectural heritage with impressive Art Nouveau-style capitals atop tall columns, a nod to Louis Sullivan's nearby landmark Bayard-Condit Building.
The interiors represent Ryan Korban's residential condominium debut, and notably served as the backdrop for a Vogue photoshoot featuring Korban's furniture line. All apartments feature 10-foot coved ceilings and Listone Giordano chevron French oak flooring sourced from recycled wine barrels. Korban's custom-designed kitchens are consistent throughout the building, featuring hand-selected honed statuary marble islands (either waterfall or cantilevered style), Italian cerused oak cabinetry with fluted bronze glass, book-matched stone hoods, and premium Miele appliances with Lefroy Brooks fixtures.
The building's crown jewel is its 5,600-square-foot landscaped courtyard designed by Edmund Hollander, complete with a waterfall and reflecting pool. Residents also enjoy a 58-foot saltwater swimming pool—the first of its kind in NoHo—along with a fitness center, stretching studio, 24-hour concierge, and bicycle storage. The apartments range from one-bedroom units starting around 695 square feet to expansive three-bedroom penthouses, with Penthouse B featuring a remarkable 98-foot-long terrace. Bathrooms consistently feature honed Grigio Dove stone, custom cerused oak vanities, and Calacatta moonlight statuary marble chevron tiling, while powder rooms are appointed with custom lighting by Bill Schwinghammer and bronze vanity stands.
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