139 Wooster, situated at 139 Wooster Street, a prime location in Manhattan’s renowned SoHo neighborhood, is a rare find among the current luxury condominium listings in Manhattan. Sleek, tasteful, and built to invoke the traditional cast-iron architecture of SoHo, 139 Wooster consists of two 6-story buildings connected by a quiet, serene garden with meticulous landscaping and a waterfall. Beyer Blinder Belle, the architectural firm who renovated Grand Central Station, spared no expense with construction and design, as exemplified by the lobby: incandescent lighting, fluted glass, Venetian plaster, and French limestone flooring work together to create a modern, chic environment.
The luxury condos at 139 Wooster - including two 2-story penthouses - were designed to resemble traditional SoHo lofts in terms of their layouts; the expansive living rooms blend with the open kitchens, and plank oak flooring, 11 foot ceilings, and oversized windows give them a bright, open feel. The kitchens feature Cashmere Gold countertops and Miele, SubZero, and Bosch appliances. Finely milled Wenge wood vanities and Neptune soaking tubs complement the imported Lagos Azul limestone countertops and polished Oyster Beige marble floors in the bathrooms. All of the luxury condos at 139 Wooster also include private outdoor spaces.
139 Wooster’s exclusive SoHo location puts the residents of this newly constructed low-rise right in the middle of Manhattan’s thriving arts scene, plus some of the trendiest boutiques, cafes, and restaurants surround 139 Wooster. Amenities include the tranquil garden that connects the two buildings, a 24-hour concierge, and a private health-club with state-of-the-art equipment. Between the location and the in-house comforts and conveniences, 139 Wooster stands out among newly luxury constructed condos in Manhattan.
