129 Lafayette St

Located at Lafayette and Howard Streets in downtown Manhattan, this limestone-clad prewar building was erected in 1911 by Frank H. Quinby and converted to luxury condominium residences in the early 2000s. The mid-rise spans eleven stories and houses a small collection of large three-bedroom loft units characterized by industrial-scale Marvin wood‑frame windows, exposed beamed ceilings (approximately 12–14 feet), and wide-plank white oak floors. Interiors emphasize open-plan living with generous great rooms, formal dining or den areas, separate entrance foyers, and high-end chef kitchens fitted with brands like Sub‑Zero, Viking, Thermador and Bosch; many homes include walk-in closets, soaking tubs, and in-unit laundry. Common facilities are intimate and well-appointed: a staffed 24-hour attended lobby and resident manager/porter service, a planted approximately 2,000 sq ft roof deck with panoramic city views and elevator access, and private on-site storage. Exterior features include private balconies and multiple tiers of outdoor space for select residences. The building allows pets and provides private-storage allocations; parking is not onsite. Situated at the nexus of SoHo, Nolita, Chinatown and Tribeca, it offers immediate access to boutique shopping, restaurants, galleries and multiple subway lines (6/N/Q/R/J/Z) for straightforward downtown and citywide transit.