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49 Greene Street is a six-story building in SoHo, built in 1886 for manufacturing and converted to luxury condos in 2015. The building features four spacious units with high ceilings and architectural details, and is located in the heart of the Soho Cast Iron Historic District.
The six-story 49 Greene Street was built in 1886 for manufacturing purposes by HJ. Howard, and converted to a four-unit condominium in 2015. The apartments comprise three full-floor units and a triplex penthouse, all of which feature high ceilings, sprawling living space, and rich architectural details.
A part-time doorman is on staff, and each residence comes with a deeded storage room. It is located between Broome and Grand Streets, in the heart of the Soho Cast Iron Historic District and near top boutique shopping and restaurants.
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