Soho Apartments for Sale

Abundant light radiating from this stunning split 2 bedroom/ 2 bathroom condo. Unit 502 features Eastern views with an open flow living room, oversized 8-foot windows throughout and wide plank walnut flooring.

6A at the esteemed 570 Broome Street is a generously proportioned 2 bedroom 2 bathroom loft-like apartment. Featuring a gracious floor plan that spans 1,138 square feet, a beautiful south facing living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, open views and soaring 11ft ceilings, this unit is the epitome of Downtown luxury. Perfect for entertaining, the open and custom designed kitchen has a Calacatta Alto marble slab countertop...

This bright, sophisticated SoHo loft is located on one of the most desirable blocks on West Broadway between Prince and Spring. Occupying the Southeast corner of the building on the 5th floor, the apartment features nine oversized windows, a wood-burning fireplace, a large bedroom and one and a half bathrooms. The apartment is currently configured as a two bedroom apartment. The great room is large enough to accommodate...

NOTE: TENANT NEEDS 24-48 HOURS FOR SHOWINGS Unit 5B Is A thoughtfully Laid Out 2 Bedroom,2 Bathroom, In About 1024Sf, Showcased In A modern Boutique Condominium- There Is A Coveted Balcony Off The Living Room- Featuring A Well-Appointed Open Kitchen With All The High End Appliances, And Plenty Of Cabinet Space- There Are Floor To Ceiling Windows In The Living Room Allowing For Great Light- The Master Bedroom Is Spacious With...

An exceptional opportunity to purchase a spacious, light-filled corner two bedroom/two bathroom coop in one of Downtown Manhattan's most sought-after locations. Upon entering apartment #9E, you will be greeted by an abundance of space, all day natural light and spectacular city views. The expansive living room features large windows overlooking the charming surrounding neighborhood as well as views all the way up to Midtown...

Recently renovated, this bright 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment offers an exceptional blend of indoor comfort and outdoor living, complete with an expansive 1,100-square-foot private backyard oasis. Ideally situated on a picturesque tree-lined street at the crossroads of Soho and Greenwich Village, the home provides a rare sense of tranquility in the heart of downtown Manhattan. Upon entering, you’re immediately drawn...

GUT RENOVATED SOHO LOFT complete with original pre-war details throughout! Upon entry into this classic SoHo loft you are greeted by oversized steel doors that transfer you into an open living / dining concept featuring soaring 12' tin ceilings, exposed brick walls, wide plank hardwood floors and Central A/C. The living room boasts floor-to-ceiling, soundproof casement windows that flood the entire space with natural light...

Welcome to Residence 10A at 570 Broome Street, a sun-drenched southwest corner one-bedroom that seamlessly blends refined design, generous proportions, and exceptional amenities in one of Downtown Manhattan’s most sought-after boutique condominiums. Spanning 802 square feet, the residence is enhanced by soaring 10-foot, 9-inch ceilings that create an extraordinary sense of light, scale, and openness. Flooded with natural...

Presenting this high floor home just one floor below PH level. This one bedroom loft style home will wow you. This gorgeous, spacious unit has one and a half bathrooms and is located in the sought-after Hudson Square area, conveniently nestled between the West Village, Tribeca and Soho. Situated in a 24-hour doorman building, the entrance lobby is elegantly designed to exude a sense of modern and serene living. Upon entering...

Not every one-bedroom needs to whisper. Residence 3G has a point of view. A formal entryway with the kind of wall space that invites art from the start. A wall of southern-facing windows. A gracious living space. A kitchen that knows how to host. A bedroom that feels calm and separate from the main living area. And yes, the color is bold. That is the point. Do not be distracted by it. Be inspired by it. Because what it really...