14 E 4Th St

The Silk Building is a 12-story, 33-unit pre‑war condominium erected in 1908 and converted to residential use in the 1980s. Its masonry façade and landmark-era proportions conceal loft-like interiors characterized by high ceilings, oversized windows, and flexible two- and one‑bedroom floorplans that often read as duplex or triplex lofts. Typical interior details include hardwood floors, built‑in millwork, formal and eat‑in kitchen areas, wood‑burning fireplaces, generous closets and den or office niches; many residences feature custom storage, recessed lighting and separate dining or foyer spaces. Common areas reflect full‑service downtown living: an elegant staffed lobby with 24‑hour concierge/doorman, bicycle storage, multiple laundry facilities, private storage (waitlist/fee) and a panoramic planted roof deck with resident access and private outdoor terraces on select units. The building’s mixed‑use history supports both residential lofts and a limited number of commercial condos; central air and modernized mechanicals are present in many units. Located on East 4th Street between Lafayette and Broadway, the Silk Building sits at the nexus of NoHo, Greenwich Village and Soho, placing residents within immediate walking distance of Washington Square Park, Astor Place, Union Square, restaurants, galleries, and multiple subway lines. Pets are permitted and the building maintains a full‑time staff and on‑site superintendent.