NOHO, IN PRIVATE.
Full-floor loft living in an award-winning boutique condominium of just three residences.
In a full-service boutique condominium of just three residences, 54 Bond Street #3 offers the privacy of full-floor loft living in the heart of NoHo, where architecture, space and light come together beneath soaring ceilings.
Spanning approximately 2,300 square feet, the residence is entered directly by keyed elevator. Nearly 13-foot ceilings and walls of oversized windows reaching approximately 10 feet in height bring remarkable scale and natural light to the corner living room and dining area. Original plaster moldings, wide-plank herringbone floors and preserved architectural detailing give the interiors a distinctly downtown New York character.
The thoughtfully arranged layout includes two bedrooms, a separate home office or third bedroom, two marble bathrooms, a powder room and a breakfast kitchen. Central air conditioning, an in-unit washer and dryer, generous closet space and additional private storage in the building's cellar provide everyday convenience without compromising the character of the residence.
A 24-hour doorman serves just three residences, offering the service of a full-time staffed building with the intimacy and privacy of a boutique condominium.
(Available for long term lease only)
Outside, Bond Street places SoHo, Greenwich Village, the Bowery and the East Village within easy reach, along with the restaurants, galleries, shops and cultural life of downtown Manhattan.
The address has its own place in New York history. Built in the 1870s as the Bond Street Savings Bank and later home to the Bouwerie Lane Theatre, 54 Bond Street is a designated New York City landmark, recognized for its sophisticated cast-iron architecture. Its restoration, encompassing the historic facade, intricate ironwork and sidewalk, received three architectural and preservation awards in 2018.
**ARCHITECTURAL & PRESERVATION AWARDS 2018**
- Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award New York Landmarks Conservancy
- Design Award of Honor SARA New York Chapter
- National Design Award SARA National
Designated a New York City landmark in 1967 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, the building is also recognized in the AIA Guide to New York City for the sophistication of its cast-iron design.
Today, Residence #3 brings together the scale and light of a classic downtown loft, the privacy of a full-floor home and the convenience of a full-service building, all within one of NoHo's most architecturally distinctive addresses.
Fees due when filling out the condo board package are:
Tenant application fee $450
Initiation fee $145
Submission fee $85
+ 5% of total fees paid for credit card charge
54 Bond St
New York, NY 10012
Apartment building
2-3 beds
In-unit laundry (W/D)
Available units
To contact, request a tour, or apply, select a unit below. Each unit has its own contact details.
Price may not include required fees and charges.
 Unit 3 3 bd, 2.5 ba Listing by: Nest Seekers International | 2,300 | Dec 15 | Fees may apply $30,000 |
What's special
In-unit washer and dryerFull-floor loft livingHistoric facadeCentral air conditioningPreserved architectural detailingIntricate ironworkPowder room
Facts, features & policies
Unit features
Appliances
- Dishwasher
- Dryer
- Washer
Flooring
- Hardwood
Neighborhood: Greenwich Village
Areas of interest
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Getting around
Walk Score®
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Walker's ParadiseTransit Score®
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Rider's ParadiseBike Score®
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Biker's ParadiseNearby schools in New York
Ps 3 Charrette School
Grades PK-5 • 0.9 miles6/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
8/10Student Progress Rating
2/10Middle 297
Grades 6-8 • 0.9 miles4/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
4/10Student Progress Rating
3/10Harvey Milk High School
Grades 9-12 • 0.3 milesN/A
GreatSchools® Rating
Living in New York
Greenwich Village sits in Lower Manhattan, with winding, irregular streets that contrast with the city’s grid and a mix of historic townhouses, apartment buildings, and lively commercial blocks. Its landmarks include Washington Square Park and the stone arch at the park’s north end; the park’s paths and open space offer a break from the surrounding streets. Dining ranges from neighborhood cafés and bakeries to restaurants along Bleecker Street, while independent shops and larger retailers add to the shopping mix. The area’s long cultural history is reflected in its architecture and enduring music and performance venues, with bars and live entertainment contributing to its evening scene. Walking and cycling are practical ways to explore, and subway stations connect the neighborhood with other parts of Manhattan and beyond. For Greenwich Village, the median rent is $6,400 per month, with a typical range of $3,395 to $175,000.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is 54 Bond St located, and what is the neighborhood like?
54 Bond St is located at 54 Bond St in Greenwich Village, New York, NY. The surrounding area includes multiple restaurants and cafes within 2 miles, such as Fish Cheeks, Librae Bakery, and La Cabra.
What hospitals and medical facilities are near 54 Bond St?
The closest hospitals and medical facilities to 54 Bond St include Weill Cornell Medical Associates (1 mile away), Chelsea Skin And Laser (1 mile away), and Callen-Lorde Community Health Center (1 mile away).
What schools are assigned to 54 Bond St?
The schools assigned to 54 Bond St include Ps 3 Charrette School, Middle 297, and Harvey Milk High School.
What are the grocery stores and everyday shopping options near 54 Bond St?
54 Bond St is located near 4 grocery stores, including Trader Joe's (0.7 miles) and Union Square Greenmarket (0.7 miles). Additional shopping options, including MoMA Design Store, are approximately 0.4 miles away.
What colleges and universities are near 54 Bond St?
54 Bond St is located within 0.2 miles of Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute Of Religion, 0.4 miles of NYU 80WSE Gallery, and 0.4 miles of NYU Barney Building.
