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This 9-story building at 640 Broadway, originally called the Empire State Building, was erected in 1897 after a fire destroyed the previous structure. It features 21 rental apartments in the NoHo Historical District, with high ceilings and modern amenities.
Located at 640 Broadway in the NoHo Historical District, this handsome 9-story building was originally known as the Empire State Building when it was constructed in 1897. Designed by the architectural firm DeLemos & Cordes, the building features 21 rental apartments and is conveniently situated near public transportation, Cooper Union, and New York University.
The red-brick façade is characterized by an oculus window on the 5th floor and a large curved window on the 8th floor, complemented by decorative elements and a cornice. Apartments within the building boast impressive 12-foot barrel-vaulted ceilings, modern amenities including washers and dryers, and high-end kitchen appliances from brands like Viking, Miele, Bosch, and Liebherr.
Notable apartments include a three-bedroom unit with a spacious living/dining area and an open kitchen, as well as a one-bedroom unit featuring a unique triangular bedroom layout. The building has a rich history, including dramatic fire incidents in the early 20th century, and has been home to various artists and celebrities, enhancing its cultural significance.
640 Broadway offers a vibrant downtown living experience, surrounded by the best of Greenwich Village, SoHo, and Nolita. Residents enjoy immediate access to nightlife, Michelin-starred restaurants, and cultural attractions, making it a prime location for those seeking a blend of historic charm and modern luxury.
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