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152 Spring Street is a pre-war condominium building in SoHo, Manhattan, built in 1920 and converted in 2015. The 6-story building has 3 units and amenities including a roof deck, elevator, laundry room, and in-unit washer/dryer.
152 Spring Street is a six story pre war condominium in SoHo, built in 1920 and converted to three residences in 2015. Its cream colored terra cotta façade, split massing, and slanted roofline give the small building a distinct architectural profile, with ground floor retail in both wings.
The residences are unusually large for a three unit condominium and are arranged as full floor homes or a triplex, with private outdoor space attached to the layouts. The building's most distinctive residence is a penthouse triplex organized over three levels, with a library or office level between two private roof terraces totaling 875 square feet.
Apartment interiors retain pre war elements such as exposed brick, slanted walls, skylights, high ceilings, and oversized windows, while sunken living rooms with fireplaces recur among the layouts. Kitchens are open and generously scaled, and apartments have in unit washers and dryers; the building also has a laundry room and resident storage.
Located on Spring Street between Wooster Street and West Broadway, 152 Spring is surrounded by SoHo's boutiques, restaurants, galleries, and cultural destinations. The building has a shared rooftop terrace, and pets are allowed.
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