Renderings of 52 Wooster Street; COurtesy of Arpad Baksa and GRADE
More than ten years in the making, Soho’s 52 Wooster Street is nearly finished and the construction crew has begun removing the opaque shroud hiding its façade. The 6-story building is designed by Arpad Baksa Architect and sits squarely in the Soho-Cast Iron Historic District. After some tinkering with the design, the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a two-textured treatment to gel with its opposing neighbors. The Wooster Street elevation is clad in red brick to match its Romanesque-styled neighbor while the Broome Street elevation is a modern and metal riff of cast-iron architecture.
Construction progress as of late April; CityRealty
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The condo project has been patiently pushed forward by Continental Ventures. The interiors are designed by GRADE and offer flowing open layouts textured with a neutral earthy palette. The five full-floor homes average more than 2,000 square feet each. All have oversized corner windows, 11-foot-high ceilings, white oak floors, stainless steel appliances and fireplaces. Tucked within the lot, is an interior courtyard that will be overlooked by private terraces.
Unit #2 on the market for $5.45M; Town Residential
Currently, just the second-floor residence remains on the market. The 3-bed/ 3-bath unit has private key-in elevator access into a majestic corner living room. Bedrooms are positioned along the more intimate Wooster Street and the master bedroom offers two walk-in closets private terrace and en-suite bath. The home has an ask of $5.45M which is slightly less than the two similar in-contract units on the fourth and fifth floors.
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