Carter HorsleyNov 15, 2018
Carter's Review
This handsome, 5-story building at 35 Mercer Street in the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District between Grand and Canal streets was built in 1867 and has 6 co-operative apartments.
It was built by Amos Eno and has a stone façade over a one-story iron base.
Bottom Line
An elegant and very handsome stone and iron low-rise building in the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District between Grand and Canal streets.
Description
The building has handsome rusticated piers and a broad cornice.
It has an iron retail base with a three-step-up entrance and a ramp.
The façade is stone.
It is closely related architecturally to 31 and 33 Mercer Street.
Amenities
The building has a keyed elevator, some wood-burning fireplaces, a roof deck, a bicycle room, storage and allows pets.
Apartments
Apartment 3E is a one-bedroom unit with an entry foyer into a 20-foot-wide studio space next to a 16-foot-wide one-step-up dining room next to an open kitchen and a 24-foot-long living room with a wood-burning fireplace.
Apartment 2W is a two-bedroom unit with a 9-foot-long entry that leads to a 12-foot-long foyer next to a 12-foot-long enclosed kitchen and a 38-foot-long living/dining room that opens onto a 10-foot-long den.
- Co-op built in 1915
- Located in SoHo
- 6 total apartments 6 total apartments
- 4 recent sales ($2M to $3.3M)
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