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124 Thompson Street is a prewar cooperative with 33 units and a video intercom system in Soho. The building is close to popular shopping, galleries, and restaurants like Blue Ribbon Brasserie and Dominique Ansel Bakery. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
Located at the corner of Thompson and Prince Street, 124 Thompson Street is a prewar cooperative building in the heart of SoHo, offering 33 units with a video intercom system. The building is ideally situated near SoHo's vibrant shopping, galleries, and renowned dining spots such as Blue Ribbon Brasserie and Dominique Ansel Bakery. Residents enjoy the convenience of being close to multiple subway lines, making it easy to explore the rest of New York City.
The apartments at 124 Thompson Street are characterized by their charming prewar details, such as exposed brick and high ceilings, combined with modern amenities. Many units feature in-unit washers and dryers, windowed kitchens and bathrooms, and abundant natural light. Notable renovations include custom kitchens with high-end appliances like Sub-Zero refrigerators and Wolf ranges, as well as luxurious bathrooms with features like deep soaking tubs and radiant heated floors.
This pet-friendly cooperative allows co-purchasing and gifting, with subletting permitted after three years of ownership. However, pied-Ă -terres, guarantors, and purchases by LLCs, trusts, or corporations are not allowed. The building's location offers a quintessential SoHo lifestyle, surrounded by historic cast-iron buildings and cobblestone streets, providing a unique opportunity for buyers to own a piece of New York's timeless district.
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