Exclusive five-unit boutique condominium at the coveted Nolita-Little Italy-SoHo intersection with key-locked elevator access. High-end residences feature private terraces, premium Sub-Zero and Viking kitchens, and investor-friendly policies with low carrying costs.
176 Mulberry Street is a seven story, five unit condominium completed in 1967, with its most distinctive residence arranged as a triplex penthouse. That home spans three levels and connects west and east facing outdoor spaces with a private roof deck, while the building also has a common roof deck.
The apartments are organized around loft like, floor through layouts with living spaces oriented toward Mulberry Street and bedrooms commonly placed toward the quieter eastern side. Private terraces or balconies recur among the residences, as do east and west exposures, hardwood floors, contemporary kitchens, and stone or marble bathrooms. In unit laundry and separately zoned heating and cooling are also recurring features, and several homes have direct keyed access into the residence.
At Mulberry Street between Broome and Grand Streets, the condominium sits where Little Italy, Nolita, SoHo, the Bowery, and the Lower East Side meet. The surrounding blocks bring together traditional Italian restaurants, Chinatown dining, cafes, designer shops, and nightlife, with Katz's Delicatessen, the New Museum, the Tenement Museum, and Sara D. Roosevelt Park nearby.
The building's residential character is defined by privacy, outdoor space, and compact scale rather than a long list of shared services. Its apartments combine open living and dining areas with renovated kitchens, generous storage, and private exterior space, while the roof decks introduce elevated views toward Lower Manhattan and, from the penthouse, the Empire State Building.
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