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138 Grand Street

Co-op located in SoHo, between Crosby Street & Lafayette Street

Description of 138 Grand Street

138 Grand Street is a magnificent Cast-Iron building built in 1869 and nestled on the corner of Crosby Street. This cooperative features 17 units with church-like proportions, soaring ceilings, and beautifully preserved historic details. 

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Building Facts

  • Year Built: 1869
    Building Type: Co-op
    Neighborhood: SoHo (Manhattan)
    Minimum Down: 20%
  • Total Apartments: 17 17
    Total Floors: 6
    Pets: Allowed
    Total Floorplans:

Building Amenities

  • Pre War
  • Central AC
  • Intercom
  • Elevator
  • Landmarked

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138 Grand Street: Rating

23
Out of 44

Architecture Rating: 23 / 44

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24
Out of 36

Location Rating: 24 / 36

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11
Out of 39

Features Rating: 11 / 39

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CityRealty Rating Reference

 
Architecture
  • 30+ remarkable
  • 20-29 distinguished
  • 11-19 average
  • < 11 below average
 
Location
  • 27+ remarkable
  • 18-26 distinguished
  • 9-17 average
  • < 9 below average
 
Features
  • 22+ remarkable
  • 16-21 distinguished
  • 9-15 average
  • < 9 below average
  • #14 Rated co-op - SoHo
 

Carter Horsley's Review of 138 Grand Street

Carter Horsley's Building Review
"This imposing cast-iron building in SoHo was erected in 1869 and designed by William Field & Son for Charles C. Hastings as a warehouse.

According to the SoHo Historic District Designation Report, “over the years, the building was occupied by a variety of commercial interests, including Benedict Hall & Co., boot makers (1874); Hinck & Co., dry goods (1879); St. John-Kirham Shoe Co. (1890); Metropolitan Tobacco Co. (1900); Demerer Bros., ladies hand bags (1921); Daniel Jones, Inc., furniture manufacture and repair (1942-1962); and the Hercules Drop Cloth Co. (1970)." Read Carter's Full Review
Pros
  • One of more imposing cast-iron buildings in historic district
  • Some skylights
  • Large living/studio areas
  • High ceilings
  • Close to Subway
Cons
  • No doorman
  • No balconies
  • No fitness center
  • No concierge
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Subways

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  2. Z
  3. N
  4. Q
  5. R
  6. 6
at Lafayette 0.12 miles
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  2. C
  3. E
at Thompson 0.31 miles
  1. B
  2. D
at Chrystie 0.33 miles
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  2. F
at Houston 0.38 miles
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at Varick 0.40 miles
 

Closing History - Last 10 sales

10
Units Sold
$1.5M - $8M
Price Range
$1,547
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