738 Broadway is a five story NoHo condominium in the former Broadway McKenna Building, an Italianate cast iron warehouse erected in 1867. Converted into four homes in 2014, the building retains its white façade and black cornice while introducing full floor loft layouts by architect Karl Fischer and interiors by Andres Escobar.
The residences share a loft vocabulary of nearly 12 foot ceilings, oversized windows, wide plank oak floors, open kitchens, and gas fireplaces, with several homes incorporating skylights, direct keyed entry, laundry rooms, zoned climate control, and integrated home systems. The building also has a lobby with a city themed mosaic, a storage room, and video security with a virtual doorman.
The most distinctive layout is a penthouse duplex that extends across two levels and adds a private 905 square foot rooftop terrace. Other homes are organized as expansive full floor lofts, including a three bedroom duplex of approximately 3,188 square feet, while the building’s residential scale remains limited to four condominium apartments.
Set on Broadway between Astor Place and Waverly Place, 738 Broadway is close to Washington Square Park, Cooper Union, New York University, Strand Books, and the restaurants and shops of NoHo, Greenwich Village, and the East Village. Paris Hilton is among the building’s named residents.
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