A former parking garage and cardboard box manufacturing site, 73 Wooster Street is a four story, six unit condominium in SoHo. Built in 1929, the building was acquired by Chelsfield U.S.A. in 1997 and converted in 2004 into four full floor lofts and two penthouses, with the conversion designed by SLCE Architects. Part of the building’s middle was removed during the work to bring more light into the residences.The apartments retain the scale associated with SoHo lofts, with 14.5 foot ceilings and large casement windows. The building is also known as 387 9 West Broadway, reflecting its position at the corner of Wooster Street and West Broadway. The penthouses have greenhouses and private terraces, while one duplex arrangement places a lounge level above the main residential floor.Apartments commonly have open living and dining areas, high end kitchens, marble bathrooms, gas fireplaces, media rooms, and separate laundry rooms. Several layouts orient bedrooms toward a private courtyard or bamboo garden, and the residences are marked by wide proportions, exposed structural details, and abundant natural light. Each apartment has private storage.Set on a cobblestone block in central SoHo, 73 Wooster Street has an attended lobby with a 24 hour doorman, resident storage, central air conditioning, and an intercom system. Its location puts the building among SoHo’s restaurants, galleries, shops, and cast iron architecture, with NoHo and Greenwich Village nearby.
Comfortable elegance on the Upper East Side. Whole-life amenities + complimentary 1-year memberships to Sollis Health and Omacasa | Immediate occupancy