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118 Wooster Street is a former brush factory converted to an 11-unit condo in 1983 with amenities like an elevator and live-in super. Located in prime Soho, it offers easy access to shopping, dining, nightlife, and nearby subway stations.
118 Wooster Street is a six story SoHo loft condominium created in 1983 from the former United Brush Manufactories building. Dating to 1905, the pre-war property contains 13 residences, with broad, open layouts set within the original industrial structure.
Apartments commonly have 10 to 11 foot ceilings, exposed brick, oversized windows, and open kitchens integrated with large living and dining areas. In-unit laundry recurs in multiple homes, as does private basement storage.
The penthouse combines ceilings reaching 20 feet with a large glass atrium and direct stairs to an approximately 800 square foot private roof deck. The building has a live-in superintendent, video intercom, resident storage, shared laundry facilities, and a smoke free policy.
The building is on cobblestoned Wooster Street between Prince and Spring Streets, amid SoHo’s galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. The N, R, and W trains stop at Prince Street on Broadway, while the C and E stop at Spring Street on Sixth Avenue.
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