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This handsome 6-story loft building at 459 West Broadway has a prime location in SoHo and was built circa 1900. It now has 10 residential co-operative apartments and two commercial units, featuring attractive architectural details and spacious penthouse units with terraces. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
459 West Broadway is a circa 1900 loft co op in SoHo, with 10 residential apartments and two commercial units. Its most distinctive residential feature is the penthouse level, where duplex layouts incorporate double height living spaces and substantial private outdoor areas.
The six story building has a buff colored brick façade, a peaked roofline beneath a scalloped cornice, and original shutter holders at the windows. Banded stone rustication marks the entrance, while the apartments retain the spatial character associated with SoHo lofts, including high ceilings, exposed wood beams, cast iron columns, oversized windows, fireplaces, and open living areas.
The South Penthouse is organized as a duplex, with an 18 foot great room on the lower level and additional bedrooms above, while a wraparound terrace of more than 1,500 square feet extends the upper level. Other large loft layouts include broad living and dining rooms, open kitchens with islands, library or office areas, and three or more bedrooms; penthouses also have private terraces or roof gardens.
At the building, key locked apartment entry, video intercom security, and basement storage rooms complement a pet friendly co op policy. The address is in the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District just above Prince Street, near Washington Square Park and the restaurants, shops, and galleries of SoHo, Greenwich Village, NoHo, Nolita, Hudson Square, Tribeca, and the Bowery.
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