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43 Wooster Street is a historic brick building converted to a 10-unit condominium in 2002 with modern amenities. Located on a cobblestone block in the heart of Soho, it offers easy access to popular shops, restaurants, nightlife, and public transportation.
43 Wooster Street began as a carriage maker’s warehouse circa 1900 and later served as a leather warehouse before its 2001 conversion into a 10 unit condominium. The seven story brick and cast iron building typically has two lofts per floor.
Many lofts measure about 2,000 square feet, with open great rooms, oversized windows, multiple exposures, and ceilings ranging from 11 feet to more than 12 feet. Wood burning fireplaces and in-unit laundry recur, and several interiors retain exposed brick and beams.
The corner penthouse is a 2,421 square foot duplex designed by Gregory Sharp Architect, with multiple skylights and a 1,240 square foot roof terrace. The building has a part time doorman, video intercom, bike room, and resident storage.
The address occupies a cobblestone section of Wooster Street between Grand and Broome Streets in the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District. Boutiques, galleries, and restaurants line the surrounding SoHo blocks.
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