NYC Condominiums for sale near Prince Street & Broadway Subway Station [N, R train]

With green technology, 151 Wooster Street in Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood stands apart from most pre-war condos. Each of the 10 loft-style apartments for sale features Pella wood windows, and top-of-the-line appliances in each kitchen. 151 Wooster Street also boasts a rooftop terrace and individual wine storage.

Situated in the Manhattan neighborhood of NoHo, 25 Bond Street is an 8-story condominium building, housing 9 units. As the site of a former parking garage, the building was converted in 2007, and made to have a limestone façade. Amenities at 25 Bond Street include 24-hour concierge, outdoor grilling space, and rear garden.

211 Elizabeth Street is a post-war building situated on the corner of Elizabeth and Prince Street. Decorated in redbrick and accompanied by a detailed, handcrafted design, this building provides amenities such as concierge, fitness center, rooftop deck, storage room, and bike room.

139 Wooster Street is a post-war condominium located in the much-coveted district of Soho. Cashmere Gold countertops and Oyster Beige marble bathroom floors are just a sampling of the luxuries this Manhattan condominium provides, while the private outdoor spaces make 139 Wooster Street an exceptional place to call home.

250 Bowery is a unique upcoming creation by Adjmi & Andreoli in Manhattan’s Nolita neighborhood. The building contains several loft-style condos for sale and penthouses with private rooftop terraces. Once completed, 250 Bowery will feature a design that will match its surrounding trendy neighborhood.

Loft condominiums within the Soho neighborhood are highly sought after. At 72 Mercer Street, lofts are luxuriously accentuated with 8 feet tall glass doors and personal outdoor space.

Greenwich Village’s 184 Thompson Street is a post-war condos have luscious features such as terraces, stainless steel appliances, Caesarstone countertops with mouth-watering breakfast bars. The surrounding neighborhood boasts an endless list of restaurants, bars, clubs, and night venues to spice up the New York City nights.

Trendy, sophisticated and one of a kind—that’s the impression one gets of the fascinating Soho neighborhood, and that’s exactly the feeling the boutique condominium at 470 Broome Street conveys to the rest of the world. Pre-war styles come along with modern amenities here making for an easy, luxurious lifestyle.

In range of Soho, Nolita and the Lower East Side, Kenmare Square is an arresting residential building featuring a unique, curved facade. Apartments within this boldly designed building boast 10-12 foot ceilings, charming fireplaces, and kitchens which come fully equipped with Bosch appliances.