Located on a quiet tree-lined street in the heart of Soho, this 6-story stunner offers the perks of new construction without losing any of its pre-war charm. Recent renovations include a common rooftop terrace, new elevator, and fitness and laundry rooms. There’s even a virtual doorman to assist with deliveries.
The building, positioned between Spring and Broome Streets, is comprised of 39 apartments – all beautifully designed with hardwood floors, high ceilings, large windows, and top-of-the-line fixtures. Penthouse units are further highlighted with private rooftop terraces offering incredible views.
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SoHo (South-of- Houston) extends from West Houston to Canal Streets, between Sixth Avenue and the Bowery. Artists began to move into this formerly drab manufacturing area in the early 1970s, taking over abandoned lofts and buildings and turning them into homes and galleries. SoHo has since transformed into a beautiful and trendy neighborhood. Once home to a few cutting edge shops, huge artists’ lofts and low-key bars, SoHo now rivals Madison Avenue as an upscale residential and retail neighborhood. Surrounded by 19th century cast iron architecture, the entire neighborhood is the city’s only landmarked district and is famous for its shops, galleries and some of the city’s best restaurants, including Alison on Dominick Street and Blue Ribbon on Sullivan Street.
Greenwich Greatness. Now Leasing. Situated on a charming tree-lined street in the heart of Greenwich Village, this completely reimagined property offers the advantages of new development, such as a virtual doorman, a resident portal, and additional storage, without losing any of its pre-war character. You’ll love the newly remodeled keyless entry one, two, and four-bedroom residences, with curated finishes and smart design. There’s something for everybody at 103-105 MacDougal, in the most sought-after neighborhood in the city.
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