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722 Broadway is a pre-war co-op building in downtown Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood, built in 1900 and converted in 1984. The 9-story building contains 9 units and features amenities such as an intercom and elevator. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
722 Broadway is a nine-story co-op building in NoHo designed by German born architect Francis H. Minuth in 1895 and completed in 1900. Commissioned by John Keller for his garment label printing business, this Baroque Revival landmark features sculpted terra cotta faces, a copper roof dormer, and a striking five story bay window clad in cast iron. The building originally served the textile and fashion industries before its residential conversion in 1984, and today contains just nine full floor loft apartments.
The building's lofts are substantial, with most units spanning approximately 2,200 to 2,279 square feet as full floor throughs. Common features include soaring 11.5-to-13-foot ceilings (some beamed or cathedral style), exposed brick walls, wide plank hardwood or oak floors, and oversized windows with multiple exposures. Many apartments retain authentic loft details like exposed mechanicals and massive concrete pillars, while bay windows are a signature element throughout. Most units are configured as three bedrooms with two to two and a half bathrooms, and several include gas burning fireplaces with marble surrounds.
Apartments feature direct keyed elevator access, in-unit washer/dryers, and private basement storage units. The building permits live/work arrangements and is pet friendly. The lobby has been updated while preserving original 1890s signage, and a video intercom system provides security. Monthly maintenance includes electricity and gas in most units. The building recently acquired its ground level retail space, which is expected to significantly reduce maintenance charges once leased.
Located at the intersection of NoHo and Greenwich Village between Fourth Street and Astor Place, the building sits near Washington Square, NYU, the Public Theater, and Cooper Union. Multiple subway lines (R/W/6) are directly adjacent, with the West 4th Street transport hub just blocks away. Several apartments have come to market for the first time in over 35 years, reflecting the building's appeal to long term residents.
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