99 Spring Street stands as a boutique co-op in the heart of the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District, offering just five full floor residences in a beautifully preserved 1871 building. Originally constructed during the post Civil War era and converted to a co-op in 1985, this six story pre war gem maintains its historic façade while providing modern conveniences between Mercer Street and Broadway.
Each residence occupies an entire floor, creating spacious floor through apartments that maximize natural light and living space. The building's high end amenities include fireplaces, in-unit washer/dryers, central air conditioning, and an intercom system, with elevator access serving all floors. The pet friendly policy adds to the building's appeal for discerning residents.
The location places residents at the epicenter of SoHo's premier shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, surrounded by the neighborhood's iconic cast iron architecture and cobblestone streets. With only five units total, 99 Spring Street offers an intimate residential experience in one of Manhattan's most coveted historic districts.
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