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The Constable is a historic pre-war rental building located at 53 Howard Street in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan. Originally completed in 1857 for the Arnold Constable Dry Goods Emporium, the building features a striking red-brick façade and was landmarked as part of the SoHo Cast Iron District in 1978. The building underwent a meticulous restoration in 2005, transforming it into 18 rental apartments while preserving its architectural integrity, including original cast-iron columns and exposed brick.
The Constable rises five stories and offers a range of apartment layouts, including one and two-bedroom units. Common features across many apartments include high ceilings, wide plank oak floors, and double-glazed windows that enhance natural light. Kitchens are equipped with high-end appliances, including stainless steel options, and each unit has a fully-vented washer and dryer.
Notable apartments include a two-bedroom unit with a spacious dining room and living area, and a one-bedroom unit with over 12-foot ceilings. The building's location on a charming cobblestone street provides residents with a vibrant urban lifestyle, while its historical significance adds a unique character to the living experience.
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