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Historic 1873 cast-iron landmark on SoHo's cobblestone Greene Street with iconic architectural details. Expansive full-floor residences feature soaring 13.5-foot ceilings and penthouse terraces overlooking downtown Manhattan.
60 Greene Street, constructed in 1873, is a historic six-story cast-iron building situated on one of SoHo's most distinctive cobblestone blocks. This landmarked structure exemplifies the architectural heritage of the neighborhood, featuring the iconic cast-iron façade that defines the area's character.
The building houses condominium residences with notably high 13.5-foot ceilings, original cast iron columns, and expansive eight-foot windows. Many units are configured as full-floor layouts, with some featuring wood-burning fireplaces. The building's penthouse level includes outdoor terraces with panoramic downtown views.
Building amenities include a discrete lobby entrance, key-locked elevator, and intercom security system. The property maintains relatively low monthly carrying costs for a condominium in the area.
Situated in the heart of SoHo, 60 Greene Street is surrounded by historically significant architecture and high-end retail establishments. The location provides immediate access to the neighborhood's renowned dining, shopping, and cultural attractions, making it a prime example of downtown Manhattan's sought-after cast-iron district.
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