14 Prince St

14 Prince Street is a six-story, prewar condominium erected in 1915 and converted to individual residences in the 1980s. The red-brick elevator building contains primarily two-bedroom layouts configured with loft-like living spaces, high ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed brick and generous closet storage. Units commonly feature formal dining areas, entrance foyers, walk-in closets, pantry space and renovated kitchens and baths; some apartments retain decorative fireplaces and original architectural details. Shared spaces are focused inward: a landscaped, multi-tiered courtyard garden with a koi pond and seating provides a quiet outdoor retreat, complemented by a central laundry room, bicycle storage and additional resident storage. Building operations include a part-time doorman schedule, an on-site superintendent, video intercom entry and elevator service. Pet-friendly and investor- and pied-à-terre–friendly policies have been noted in listings. Located at the corner of Prince and Elizabeth Streets in Nolita, the address places residents within easy walking distance of boutique retail, restaurants, cultural venues and multiple subway lines, offering a blend of historic character and full-service condominium convenience.