146 Sullivan Street is a six story pre-war rental building completed around 1900, with 23 apartments on a walk-up block between Houston and Prince Streets in SoHo. Its defining character is a compact, historic building with apartments that retain details associated with older downtown housing, including high ceilings and exposed brick.
The apartments are primarily studios and one bedroom layouts, with efficient plans that accommodate a bed along with seating and dining or desk space. Many have hardwood floors, large closets, and multiple windows that bring in strong natural light; exposed brick appears in several of the apartments. Some homes face south or have views toward surrounding landmarked SoHo architecture.
The building is managed by a full time superintendent, and heat and hot water are included in the rent. A laundromat and dry cleaners are located on the same block, while Washington Square Park, Trader Joe's, the West Village, NYU, and SoHo's restaurants, cafes, and boutiques are all close by. The building does not permit smoking or pets.
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Founded in 2008, Livingston Management Services is a Manhattan-based property manager overseeing about 80 rental buildings. It specializes in small- to mid-sized apartment buildings and emphasizes professional on-site management and maintenance.
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