133 Wooster Street: Review and Ratings

Review of 133 Wooster Street by Carter Horsley

This very handsome, 7-story, red-brick building at 133 Wooster Street was erected in 1900 on the northeast corner of Prince Street in SoHo and has 12 condominium apartments. 

It was converted to a co-operative in 1969.

Bottom Line

A very elegant, red-brick loft building at a prime location in SoHo with 12 large co-operative apartments.

Description

This elegant, red-brick building has arched windows on its second and sixth floors with a nice cornice and black cast iron retail spaces. 

Its windows are recessed and there is a fire escape. 

The building has a broad bandcourse above its ground floor and several thinner ones higher up.

Amenities

The building has a bicycle room and a video intercom system.

Apartments

Apartment 2 is a five-bedroom unit with an long entry foyer that leads to a 35-foot-wide living room with an open kitchen with a breakfast bar and a 20-foot-wide den. 

Apartment 6F is a four-bedroom unit with a 12-foot-wide entry foyer across from a 12-foot-wide office that leads to a 29-foot-long living room with a 17-foot-wide open kitchen with an island and a 15-foot-wide media room. 

Apartment 3E is a loft unit with a 36-foot-long entry foyer that leads past a 14-foot-wide kitchen with an island and an 11-foot-long storage room to a 53-foot-long living area. 

Apartment 5C is a two-bedroom unit with a 12-foot-wide entry foyer that leads down a long hall past a 13-foot-long home office to an open, 22-foot-long kitchen with an island adjacent to an 18-foot-long dining area and a 28-foot-long living room. 

Apartment 5F is a two-bedroom unit with a 20-foot-wide dining room with an open kitchen and a 21-foot-wide living room.  One of the bedrooms has an angled wall.