111 Wooster St

111 Wooster Street is a six-story pre-war boutique condominium in SoHo, constructed in 1891 and composed of a small collection of loft-style residences. The building’s exterior presents classic cast-iron and brick façades set on a cobblestone street, creating the neighborhood’s characteristic streetscape. Interiors emphasize loft proportions: high ceilings, oversize industrial windows, exposed brick and structural beams, wide-plank hardwood floors, and open-plan living spaces that accommodate large-scale entertaining. Residences range from two- to four-room configurations and include thoughtful built-ins such as bookcases, pantry space, kitchen islands and breakfast bars. Kitchens and baths in many units have been fully renovated with stone counters, high-end appliances, custom cabinetry and spa-like finishes including soaking tubs and dual vanities. Modern conveniences are integrated sensitively: private elevators to upper floors, central HVAC or dual-zone systems in select homes, in-unit laundry where configured, recessed lighting, and smart-home controls in recently updated units. Common life is intimate and low-key. The lobby is discreet; there are no large shared recreational amenities, but select units offer private outdoor spaces or landscaped roof terraces with irrigation and planters. The building is pet-friendly, provides storage options, and sits steps from SoHo’s galleries, boutiques, restaurants and public transit, offering a downtown lifestyle that blends historic character with contemporary comforts.