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Built in 1867 and converted to condos in 2008, 470 Broome Street combines modern conveniences with Old World charm. Located in Soho, it offers easy access to shopping, dining, nightlife, culture, and public transportation.
Originally constructed in 1867, 470 Broome Street is a cast iron loft building converted to a four unit boutique condominium in 2008. Set in the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District, it retains prewar character while incorporating central air conditioning and a video intercom system.
The residences are defined by corner layouts, oversized windows, original wood columns, beamed ceilings, and 12 foot ceilings. South, east, and north exposures appear across the apartments, with views toward the historic buildings and cobblestone streets of Broome and Greene Streets. Wood burning fireplaces and generous loft proportions recur among the homes.
Apartment layouts range from large two bedroom lofts to three bedroom penthouses, with several homes arranged over two levels. The penthouses extend upward to private landscaped or planted roof terraces, including terraces of roughly 1,000 to 1,395 square feet. Kitchens commonly have custom cabinetry, marble counters, high end appliances, wine storage, and substantial pantry or cabinet space, while residences also feature en-suite bedrooms, walk-in closets, dedicated laundry areas, and home office space.
470 Broome Street is an elevator condominium with five stories in the heart of SoHo, surrounded by the neighborhood's retail, restaurants, galleries, and cultural destinations. The building is pet friendly.
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