10 Bleecker St

Ten Bleecker Street is a historic, seven-story Renaissance Revival cooperative in NoHo converted from a 19th-century commercial building. Built around 1900, the boutique property retains prewar loft character—arched windows, cast-iron columns, exposed brick, and high ceilings—while common spaces and systems have been updated to modern standards. The 20–25 unit scale (representative listings reference 22–23 units) creates an intimate elevator building with a virtual 24-hour doorman, renovated lobby and mailroom, laundry room, bike storage, a super, and private storage cages that convey with units. Residences typically feature loft-plan layouts or flexible multi-bedroom floorplans with expansive living rooms, oversized sunlit windows, tall ceilings (often 10–13 feet), hardwood floors, and architectural details such as cast-iron supports and entrance foyers. Interiors commonly include chef’s kitchens with large islands, built-ins and pantries, generous walk-in closets, soaking tubs or claw-foot baths, den/dining areas, and in many units washer/dryers. Outdoor amenities emphasize rooftop living—a furnished common roof deck and several private roof decks or private outdoor spaces exceeding 60 square feet. The building offers keyless entry and video intercom technology, bike storage, and guest access points; it is pet-friendly and supports both townhouse-style private entrances and step-down loft duplexes in select units. Located at Elizabeth and Bleecker, the building sits at the junction of NoHo, Nolita, SoHo and the Bowery, steps from multiple subway lines, restaurants, boutiques, galleries and essential downtown services.