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NoHo

NoHo, for North of Houston Street (as contrasted with SoHo, South of Houston Street) is a landmarked, primarily residential upper-classneighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan. It is bounded by Mercer Street to the west and the Bowery to the east, and from East 9th Street in the north to East Houston Street in the south.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission has declared most of the 125-building area a historic district, divided into the NoHo Historic District and the NoHo East Historic District, created in 2003.

The area was declared a New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission landmark in 1999. From its designation report

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Beautifully planned and designed, this stunning three-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex offers maisonette privacy and co-op amenities in the perfect NoHo location.Furnished rental is an option! Impeccably gut renovated to maximize its historic character, while adding modern conveniences and high style, this expansive loft residence offers airy living spaces under soaring 13-foot ceilings. Arrive on the upper level via your own private entrance and take in industrial-chic concrete floors and sleek white art walls highlighted by an original column and beam. The great room provides a spacious and sunny space for living and dining, while the gleaming white-on-white kitchen offers top-notch appliances and a massive marble waterfall island. A rustic barn door reveals a luxurious master suite on this level lined with sumptuous wall coverings and clerestory windows. A huge, fitted walk-in closet attends to the wardrobe, and the en suite bathroom boasts floor-to-ceiling marble, with an oversized walk-in shower and a distinctive trough basin. Downstairs, flawless wide-plank hardwood leads you to the expansive den/playroom. More columns, clerestory windows and barn doors provide architectural appeal, and bedrooms on this level feature large windows and stunning exposed brick. The full bathroom here dazzles with designer stone and an enormous clawfoot soaking tub. There's a massive storage room with in-unit washer-dryer and utility sink, and air conditioning units provide year-round comfort. Set within the NoHo East Historic District, 10 Bleecker Street is a handsome Renaissance Revival structure built for commercial use in 1893. Its earliest occupants were garment businesses, novelty companies and tool-and-die firms. Converted to cooperative use in 1986, today's residents enjoy newly updated common areas, video intercom and virtual doorman technology, private storage lockers and bike room, laundry, and a large furnished roof deck with barbecue grills. Located at where Elizabeth Street meets Bleecker, this building is at the intersection of Downtown Manhattan's best neighborhoods: NoHo, SoHo, The Bowery, Greenwich Village, the East Village and the Lower East Side. Famed Washington Square Park, Tompkins Square Park and Roosevelt Park provide ample green space; NYU is a stone's throw away; and the exciting Essex Crossing development is within easy reach. Transportation from this accessible neighborhood is a breeze with 6, B/D/F/M and N/R/W all nearby. $3,000,000 Active

10 Bleecker St 1-B New York, New York

3 Beds 2 Baths

The epitome of downtown loft living! Welcome to Penthouse 1105 at the iconic Silk Building. This corner triplex loft offers the most exquisite panoramic views of the entire city, 4 bridges, to the East River and beyond. This home was carefully designed by renowned architect Alastair Standing and renovation completed in 1999. Far ahead of its time, this loft features contemporary design elements such as Subzero and Miele paneled appliances, switchable smart glass which highlights the views from interior rooms, and movable walls for flexibility when entertaining. Though the indoor space is voluminous and bright, the true highlight of this loft is the magical rooftop terrace and garden. Perfect for morning yoga or evening dinners, this terrace has gorgeous 180 degree views to the East and South, from the downtown skyline and One World Trade Center to the East River and Brooklyn beyond. There is even a peekaboo Empire State Building view to the North. The terrace has a full automatic irrigation system, electricity, water, and connection for an outdoor shower. Connecting the loft and the terrace is a glass solarium, which also features a half bath and kitchenette with dishwasher and sink for easy entertaining on the terrace level. This floor is easily accessed by the service elevator, which is directly off the kitchen of 1105, making hosting a breeze as you simply roll your bar cart from the kitchen out to the terrace level. The interior of the loft is both dramatic and comfortable. Corner East and South exposures flood the loft with light all day long, and there is a sizable great room with a wood burning fireplace (so rare!), a separate dining area and a movable wall separating the primary bedroom suite. In the generously-sized primary bedroom there are blackout shades, ample closet storage, and an oversized 5 fixture master bath with Jacuzzi tub and separate large shower. Both baths have switchable glass allowing the stunning views through the windows to be visible from the inside. The lower level has two additional bedrooms and a full bath, plus a ton of closet space (with invisible hinges), a gracious foyer and a laundry room. The Silk Building is famous for its celebrity residents - from Cher and Britney Spears (neighbors of 1105) and Diane Keaton (who previously lived in 1105), Keith Richards, Russell Simmons... the list goes on and on. It's the charm and character of the building, its exceptional location, and great energy that have been such a draw to so many people over the years. This special loft must be seen in person to be truly appreciated. A unique downtown offering which checks every box on your list! $4,995,000 Active

14 E 4th St 1105 New York, New York

3 Beds 2.5 Baths

Rare and impressive, this historic corner Artist's loft in NoHo captivates with 12 ft. ceilings and 16 expansive windows stretching across a spacious 2903 sq ft. footprint. This extraordinary property affords the unique opportunity of owning a piece of the citys legacy and is a must see for New York loft enthusiasts.This joint live/work has been curated into a 3 bedroom, 3 bath with an entertainment room and exquisite large dining and living area. Designed with ample closet space and storage throughout, massive custom doors increase the flexibility of this distinctive lofts floor-plan. Views are facing south / west and fill the apartment with abundant sunlight throughout the day.644 Broadway, on the corner of Bleecker and Broadway was built in 1889 using a combination of Romanesque and Queen Anne Revival architectural styles. It is the former home of the legendary Manhattan Savings Institution (MSI) and remains one of the most decorated landmark buildings from the 19th century era in Manhattan, frequently ranking among the city's top 10 loft buildings . Building amenities include part time doorman, elevator, video security and a newly refurbished residents only roof deck.Centrally located within the historic NoHo neighborhood, 644 Broadway offers incredible convenience at your doorstep. Surrounded by acclaimed restaurants, bustling shops and a vibrant art scene, you can immerse yourself in all that downtown New York City has to offer. Easy access to a myriad of transportation options including the 6,B,D,F,M,R & W subway lines and a short walk to the Farmers Market at Union Square, Wholefoods, NYU, The New School and Washington Square Park.Inquire today for a private showing! Please note: Furnished photos have been virtually staged and/or virtually renovated. $3,295,000 Active

644 Broadway 5W New York, New York

3 Beds 3 Baths

Nestled behind the gates of the iconic cast-iron facade by the Pritzker Prize-winning architects Herzog & de Meuron in collaboration with Ian Schrager is TH5, a 25' wide triplex townhouse. Spanning 3750SF this home boasts loft-like proportions with architectural prowess. As one of the few new townhomes built in downtown Manhattan in generations, 40 Bond affords new owners the privacy of a townhouse with the amenities of one of downtown's premier full service luxury condos. Upon entering the great room on the first floor one is greeted with a curved architectural staircase that serves as the centerpiece to the dramatic space with 11'8' ceilings. A dual gas/wood-burning fireplace in the great room and a 750SF landscaped garden outfitted for an outdoor kitchen gives buyers something to enjoy in every season. The sleek kitchen features timeless design with Italian cabinetry, Corian countertops and Miele appliances. A 24' floor-to-ceiling sliding glass door connects the kitchen and dining areas to the private outdoor patio, creating a zen indoor-outdoor living space. The main bedroom suite on the second floor is generously proportioned, spanning the entire width of the townhouse and overlooking the garden. The en-suite bathroom has Austrian smoked oak walls and floors with a stunning custom Corian vanity and wet room. Two additional bedrooms, each with their own en-suite bathroom, have pleasant treeline views of cobblestoned Bond Street and ambient south-facing light. In addition to the three bedrooms on the second floor, there is a 32'x18' recreation room on the lower level with direct access to the building amenities. Central AC, Austrian smoked oak floors and in-unit washer and dryer complete this one-of-a-kind home. 40 Bond has a range of amenities for residents, including a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in resident manager, fitness center and common garden. Located on the crossroads of Greenwich Village and Soho, NoHo has a rich architectural history and offers a curated lifestyle in one of Manhattan's most bustling neighborhoods. The neighborhood is home to a host of cultural and culinary refinements, including Zero Bond, Bondst Sushi, The Smile and Il Buco. With an Equinox right on Bond Street and Whole Foods on Houston, everything you may need is within a few blocks. $9,995,000 Active

40 Bond St TH-5 New York, New York

3 Beds 4 Baths

Crypto Currency also accepted as payment! Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin and others Monthlies include taxes. Set your eyes on 120 linear feet of continuous floor-to-ceiling double-pane window walls through-out the entire apartment, and open kitchen with double wall oven and wine refrigerator that overlooks a spacious great room with an adjacent dining room. The master suite features double walk-in closets and a generous master bath including a soaking tub, double vanities & spacious stall shower. The sun-drenched home presents dramatic views from every room.Resident's will enjoy an impressive amenity package, including a 24-hour doorman with concierge services, state-of-the-art fitness center with Peloton Bikes, on-premises Resident Manager and precision trained staff, on-premises 24-hour attended indoor parking garage, and dramatic lobby featuring a 25-foot ceiling with glass walls overlooking a landscaped garden.Astor Place, designed by world-renowned architects Charles Gwathmey and Robert Siegel, features a rare collection of 39 extraordinary residential homes that is nothing less than Sculpture for Living. Featuring undulating walls of floor-to-ceiling glass that provide breathtaking urban panoramas and spectacular light-filled interiors, this exceptional residence offers the vast openness of a classic loft while at the same time providing the ultimate in luxury, exclusivity and privacy. This building provides an opportunity to own and experience the synergy of art, architecture and urban life. Located in the heart of one of downtown's most dynamic and culturally enriched neighborhoods, Astor Place is amid landmarks including the Public Theater and the Cooper Union and popular five-star restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues & Luxury fitness centers. 2 year Maintenance credit reflected on the advertised monthlies totaling $36,000 $2,845,000 Active

445 Lafayette St 5-B New York, New York

3 Beds 2.5 Baths

THE DUPLEX | THE EPITOME OF DOWNTOWN CHIC LIVINGThis exquisite Duplex melds a bespoke collection of striking finishes with soaring ceiling heights, floor to ceiling windows, grand room dimensions including three bedrooms, three bathrooms and one powder room and is the epitome of contemporary chic boutique living. With 21-foot soaring ceilings, this 4,200+ square foot duplex, includes a blend or 10-inch wide European oak and heated black granite slab floors, original exposed brick detailing, two architecturally significant iron street-facing balcony, an in-home washer dryer, secondary Livingroom overlooking first floor, library or small 4th bedroom and a private master terrace.The first level of the residence opens directly into a cavernous, double height living room, dining room, and kitchen. Adorned with a gas-burning fireplace and flanked by two rows of oversized windows, the living and dining rooms lead onto a street-facing balcony. The Boffi-designed kitchen is equipped with sleek white quartzite countertops, a massive eat-in island, and a suite of fully integrated Gaggenau appliances. The southern end of this level is occupied by a capacious grand Master Suite that includes a huge walk-in closet, a private balcony, and a spa-like en-suite bathroom with custom Boffi-designed dual vanity sinks, an iTempo walk-in steam shower, and a separate 72-inch ZUMA bathtub.THE CONDO | ULTRA BOUTIQUE LIVING41 Great Jones is a coveted and ultra-boutique condominium designed by the renowned Morris Adjmi Architects and developed by the esteemed Blumenfeld Development Group. MA transformed this 1890 store-and-loft building into a contemporary three-unit condominium, its Renaissance Revival facade was repaired and restored, including cast-iron columns and wrought-iron fire escape baskets, while details that had been lost to history, like the original wood-and-glass storefront and metal cornice, were recreated from historic photographs. While the outside was preserved, the inside was completely transformed with three distinctive condominium units. With its supreme location steps from Soho, Greenwich Village and The East Village, coupled with its ultra-chic and private family sized living, The Duplex is the perfect city sanctuary to call home-sweet-home in the heart one of Manhattan's most desirable and coveted neighborhoods. $12,850,000 Active

41 Great Jones St 3 New York, New York

3 Beds 3.5 Baths

Perfect for entertaining and literally steps away from the heart of Greenwich village & NOHO, this ultra-modern and classic one-bedroom​ apartment has to be experienced for one to fully understand its allure. From the moment you enter, you'll be captivated by the sense of space and openness. The expansive open chef's kitchen uses the finest of materials and high-end appliances from Viking, Bosch, and Miele. And there are two full bathrooms. The first is right after you enter the apartment and is perfect for your guests. The other is in the master bedroom and has both a walk-in shower with elegant glass mosaic tiles and a separate jacuzzi tub. There's generous closet space, including a walk-in as well as an oversized storage locker that comes with the apartment. Another distinction is the whisper-quiet central air conditioning which makes this space so peaceful and relaxing along with a ceiling height of over 9 feet. The floors are a gorgeous Brazilian hardwood and match any style of furniture. And the apartment comes equipped with it's own washer and dryer. $2,200,000 Active

21 ASTOR PL 3A New York, New York

1 Beds 2 Baths

- Private rooftop terrace - Home office - Solarium - Wood burning fireplace - Four stories - High ceilings - Live/Work space Penthouse 1116 is truly a one of a kind spacious and sunny quadruplex that spans the top four floors of The Silk Building in the heart of NoHo. This four level unique "townhouse in the sky," is the ultimate space for both living and entertaining, in one of the most legendary downtown full service pre-war condos. As you enter the eleventh floor there is a spacious seating area that can alternatively be used as a home office, library, or additional bedroom. The eleventh floor also features an en suite bathroom, abundant closet space, and large north facing windows. Walk up one flight into the magnificent full floor though living/entertaining area that features a working wood burning fireplace, soaring high ceilings, a custom renovated kitchen, and the most magnificent spiral staircase. This entertaining area flows through the entire building and is flooded with natural light from the north and south facing windows. Ascend the spiral staircase to see the most spectacular open city views from the glass solarium and feel the radiant energy. Open the custom mahogany doors to enjoy the completely private rooftop terrace and its perpetual views. The terrace features weather proof tile flooring, custom built planters with an automatic irrigation system, a watering hose, and an extendable awning. An additional powder room or wet-bar can be installed in the solarium. The sunny and completely private master bedroom suite flows through the entire tenth floor with and en suite bathroom, custom closets and book shelves, and plenty of seating room in the additional den. BEST DOWNTOWN LOCATION IN MANHATTAN! Prime Greenwich Village (NoHo) location! Washington Square Park, Union Square, Soho, West Village, and all the best the city has to offer are within a few minutes walk. Two blocks from the 4, 5, N ,R, subway lines. Pets allowed. *Featured in WSJ's Mansion Global as the worldwide "Listing of the Day". "This Manhattan Penthouse Sprawls on Four Levels In a Building That was Once a Silk Factory The top level of the home is a glass solarium that opens to a private rooftop deck where serenity reigns" -Tax advertised is including abatement for use as a primary resident. $3,350,000 Active

14 E 4th St PH-1116 New York, New York

3 Beds 2 Baths

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The NoHo Historic District, which comprises approximately 125 buildings, represents the period of New York City’s commercial history from the early 1850s to the 1910s, when this section prospered as one of its major retail and wholesale dry goods centers. Acclaimed architects were commissioned to design ornate store and loft buildings in popular architectural styles, providing a rich fabric against which shoppers promenaded, looked at display windows, and bought goods, and merchants sold products. The district also contains early-nineteenth century houses, nineteenth- and twentieth-century institutional buildings, turn-of-the-century office buildings, as well as modest twentieth-century commercial structures, all of which testify to each successive phase in the development of the historic district. Today, the effect is of powerful and unifying streetscapes of marble, cast iron, limestone, brick, and terracotta facades.

The NoHo Historic District was expanded in 2008. Additionally, another district in the neighborhood, the NoHo East Historic District, was created in 2003. The designations followed considerable effort by and strong support from numerous local community and preservation groups, including the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation and Historic Districts Council, and together, they form a contiguous area of landmarked buildings over 21 city blocks. The 2008 extension is bounded on the west by Lafayette Street, on the east by the Bowery, on the north by East Fourth Street and on the south by Bond Street. It includes 56 buildings and a mid-block parking lot to the south and east of the existing Noho Historic District. It does not include 30 Great Jones Street, a historic building that was partially demolished in early 2008.

Most of the buildings in the extension were built between the 1860s and the early 1900s, when the area had become one of the city’s major commercial and manufacturing districts. By the late 1800s, larger commercial lofts in the Greek Revival style became the dominant building type.

The Merchant’s House Museum, at 29 East Fourth Street, is an individual historic building located just outside the eastern boundary of the Historic District. It is also a National Historic Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Both the inside and outside of this 1832 house have been restored to the mid-19th century style in which merchant Seabury Tredwell and his family lived. Despite the fragility of the structure, in April 2014 the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission approved construction of an eight-story hotel immediately next door. Preservationists including City Councilwoman Rosie Mendez, the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, the Historic Districts Council and the Museum itself fought the proposed hotel for years due to concern for the intact survival of the Merchant’s House. The LPC approved it over the objections of engineers and architects.

Some individual landmarks in the NoHo Historic District include: the Astor Library, the Bouwerie Lane Theater, the Bayard-Condict Building, the De Vinne Press Building. Two New York City Subway stations, Astor Place and Bleecker Street, are also landmarked. The only survivor of the 19th-century upper class era is half of the original Colonnade Row, which is also landmarked.The Gene Frankel Theater, established in 1949, is located in the landmarked 24 Bond Street building, built in 1893.

Across from Colonnade Row is The Public Theater.

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