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The New Museum Building is a Soho condo conversion with 19 loft-like units, originally constructed in 1895 as an office building and converted to residences in 1996. The building offers amenities such as doorman service, elevators, and a common roof deck, and is located in prime Soho near shopping, restaurants, and public transportation. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
The New Museum Building is a Soho condo conversion named for its former tenant, which was located at 158 Mercer Street prior to its move to the Bowery. It was originally constructed in 1895 as an office building and converted to residences in 1996. The 12-story building has 19 units, and all feature loft-like layouts.
Residential amenities include doorman/concierge service, elevators, laundry room, storage rooms, and a common roof deck. It is in a prime Soho location near designer shopping, acclaimed restaurants, the Angelika Film Center, and public transportation.
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