Carter's Review

This handsome, 5-story, cast-iron building at 738 Broadway between Astor Place and Waverly Place in NoHo was erected in 1867 as the Broadway McKenna Building and converted to 4 condominium apartments in 2015.

Karl Fischer was the architect for the conversion by The Broadway McKenna Building LL of which Meyer Chetrit is a principal. 

Andrew Escobar did the interiors.

The building is convenient to shopping, restaurants, New York University and public transportation and not too far from McSorley’s bar.

Bottom Line

A very handsome, cast-iron building on Broadway with only 4 lavish condominium apartments convenient to Cooper Union and Washington Square Park and Strand Books.

Description

The building has ground floor retail, a white façade and a black cornice.

Amenities

The building has an elevator.

Apartments

The penthouse is a two-bedroom duplex unit with 2.400 square feet of interior space and 905 square feet of outdoor space. It has a great room that measures 38 by 21 feet with wide plank floors, a very wide gas fireplace in a large white Calcutta marble wall and 12-foot-high ceiling with LED cove lighting.  The master bedroom is 31 feet long and the unit has a 42-foot-long roof deck on its upper level.   The open kitchen boasts custom high-gloss wood cabinetry, quartz countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances by Wolf, Miele, and Sub-Zero, including a full size side-by-side refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, espresso machine and wine refrigerator. The master bedroom features ambient LED cove lighting and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with overflowing Jacuzzi bathtub, separate Dream Light Rain Canopy enclosed shower, Calcutta gold marble, quartz vanity with dual sink and built-in television.

Apartment 3 is a two-bedroom unit that has a 38-foot-long living/dining room with a gas fireplace and an 18-foot-wide open kitchen with an island.  Its master bedroom is 24 feet long.