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Six-story pre-war SoHo condominium featuring five expansive loft units with original tin ceilings and exposed brick. Prime location steps from world-class shopping and dining with private rooftop cabanas.
51 Greene Street is a six story pre war condominium in SoHo organized as five large loft residences. Built in the early 1900s and set on a cobblestone block, the landmarked building retains the industrial character associated with Greene Street, including pressed tin ceilings, exposed brick, oversized windows, and open, column free interiors.
The apartments are full floor lofts of approximately 2,200 to 2,350 square feet, with east and west exposures recurring across the residences. Skylights, generous ceiling heights, and broad open layouts bring consistent emphasis to light and volume, while the floor plans allow for flexible divisions into bedrooms, offices, studios, and multiple living areas.
Private outdoor space is a recurring feature, with several residences having rooftop cabanas or deeded roof areas. Each unit also has dedicated basement storage, while apartment interiors commonly include central air conditioning, laundry, built in storage, and renovated kitchens and baths. The building has an intercom system.
Greene Street places the building among SoHo’s cast iron architecture, cobblestones, galleries, shops, restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. The address is close to the neighborhood’s principal retail corridors and cultural destinations, while the intimate five residence scale keeps the property distinctly residential despite its central location.
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