Carter HorsleyFeb 18, 2019
Carter's Review
This handsome, red-brick, 6-story building at 111 Wooster Street between Spring and Prince streets in SoHo was erected in 1920 and has 22 condominium apartments.
Bottom Line
A broad and handsome, red-brick building on a cobble-stone street in SoHo with large condominium apartments and attractive cast-iron balconies.
Description
The building has a one-story, cast-iron base with ground floor retail spaces.
There are bandcourses above the first and third floors.
Either end of the broad building have very attractive cast-iron balconies.
There are broad pilasters between the second and third floors.
The fifth floor has arched windows.
The building has an attractive cornice line.
It permits window air-conditioners.
Amenities
The building has a virtual doorman and an elevator.
Apartments
Penthouse C is a duplex unit with one-bedroom with a 12-foot-long office at its entry on the lower level that leads to a 15-foot-long dining area and a 24-foot-long living room with a spiral staircase to a 20-foot-wide bedroom and a 33-foot-long patio.
Apartment 5E is a two-bedroom unit that has an entry into a 39-foot-long entertainment room with a 13-foot-long open kitchen.
Another two-bedroom unit has an angled entry area that is part of a 51-foot-long living room with a 16-foot-wide dining area and an 15-foot-wide open eat-in kitchen with an island.
Apartment 4C is a one-bedroom unit with an 11-foot-wide entry foyer next to a 10-foot-long kitchen with a breakfast bar, a 16-foot-wide dining room, a 25-foot-long living room and a 10-foot-wide media room.
- Condo built in 1920
- Converted in 2004
- 2 apartments currently for sale ($4.995M to $10.5M)
- 2 apartments currently for rent ($35K)
- Located in SoHo
- 22 total apartments 22 total apartments
- 10 recent sales ($1.6M to $8.4M)
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