158 Mercer St

158 Mercer Street is a 12-story, pre‑war condominium originally built in 1897 and later converted from office use to residential lofts. The boutique building contains roughly 19 individually finished loft residences, many delivered as raw space and customized by owners and designers. Architecturally it retains cast‑iron loft character, oversized multi‑pane windows, exposed structural columns and high ceilings that emphasize volume and light. Interiors commonly feature expansive great rooms, wood-burning fireplaces, chef kitchens with islands and pantry space, formal dining or library areas, den/office rooms, generous walk‑in closets and en‑suite bedroom suites. Residential services are full‑service: 24‑hour doorman/concierge, full‑time resident manager, two elevator banks (including keyed private elevator access), private storage, bike room and on‑site laundry. The planted and furnished roof deck provides panoramic city views and outdoor entertaining space. Located on a cobblestone block in central SoHo between Houston and Prince, the building fronts world‑class retail, dining and cultural institutions and offers abundant transit access; its discreet dual entrances support privacy for high‑profile residents.