Once home to a doll factory in the early industrial days of SoHo, this historic cast-iron building now offers a rare chance to own a true 3,000-square-foot loft defined by scale, light, and authentic architectural detail. Soaring ceilings, exposed beams, original brickwork, and large arched windows reflect the building’s manufacturing past.
The loft features an expansive living and dining area, open kitchen, and a generous primary suite with two walk-in closets. Two additional rooms—currently used as offices or bedrooms—offer flexibility for guests, work, or family needs. Central A/C, a full-size vented washer/dryer, and excellent storage provide everyday convenience.
Presented in a Japanese-inspired minimalist aesthetic, the space offers a calm and open foundation for future customization.
152 Wooster Street is a boutique cast-iron building dating to the late 1800s with only a handful of loft residences. Located moments from NYU, the Prince Street R/W, Broadway-Lafayette B/D/F/M, and the 6 train.
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