Mar 15, 2013
Carter's Review
The very elegant and prominent 11-story loft building at 476 Broadway between Broome and Grand Streets in SoHo was erected in 1904 and now has 16 co-operative apartments.
The mid-block building, which is also known as 38 Crosby Street, is distinguished by its very handsome, two-story-high Ionic columns flanking a large shop bay window and its large cornice.
Bottom Line
This prominent building was for several years an important venue for avant-garde performances by such artists as Dave Brubeck, Martha Graham and Laurie Spiegel and its past residents included artists Bruce Nauman and Susan Rothenberg.
Description
The top floor has arched windows beneath the large cornice.
The entrance is very handsome with 2-story-high Ionic columns flanking a large shop bay window.
Amenities
The building has a roof deck, a storage facility and a full-time superintendent.
It is pet-friendly.
Apartments
Ceilings are more than 11 feet high and the building has central air-conditioning.
Apartment 11M has a 35-foot-long living/dining room with an 11-foot-long open kitchen, a 12-foot-long office and a 16-foot-long bedroom.
Apartment 11F has a 28-foot-long living room with a skylight, a fireplace and an open, pass-through kitchen, a 37-foot-long bedroom with a three-step-down bathroom and a smaller second bedroom.
The fourth floor apartment is a three-bedroom unit that has a 13-foot-wide entry foyer that opens onto a 36-foot-long living/dining room with an open kitchen with an island that flows into a 31-foot-long media room. The apartment also has a 18-foot-long library.
Apartment 6F has a 27-foot-wide living area with a 10-foot-wide pass-through kitchen, a 16-foot-long library, an 11-foot-long home office, an 11-foot-wide sleep area and a 19-foot-wide bedroom.
Apartment 2F has a 28-foot-long entry foyer that opens onto a 34-foot-long living room adjacent to an open 27-foot-wide dining area with an open kitchen that opens onto a 15-foot-wide entertainment area and leads to a 24-foot-long hall that opens onto a 24-foot-long den. The apartment has four bedrooms, a large laundry room and a 10-foot-wide maid’s room.
Apartment 8M is a two-bedroom unit that has a long entry hall that goes past a 9-foot-wide pass-through kitchen and 6-foot-wide laundry room to a 29-foot-long living/dinng room.
- Condop built in 1904
- 1 apartment currently for sale ($5.85M)
- Located in SoHo
- 16 total apartments 16 total apartments
- 10 recent sales ($1.7M to $7.3M)