196 6Th Ave

A nine-story, 12-unit prewar cooperative located in SoHo, New York, originally constructed in the late 19th/early 20th century and converted to co-op use. The building presents a brick façade and retains many loft-like, historic characteristics common to the neighborhood, including high ceilings and large windows in many homes. Interior common areas include a modest entrance foyer and access to a shared dining area; residents also use a roof deck for outdoor space. The property offers elevator service, a laundry room for communal use, and a bike room. Apartment configurations skew toward one-bedroom layouts as well as larger multi-level penthouses and duplex lofts with private terraces in select units. Units commonly feature features such as wood-burning fireplaces or decorative mantels, exposed brick, wide plank floors, and upgraded kitchens and baths following individual renovations. The co-op is pet-friendly with board policies that typically permit co-purchasing, pied-à-terres, and subletting with approval. Location is a key attribute: the building sits behind a quiet, tree-lined park block (Father Fagan Park), within walking distance of SoHo’s shops, galleries, restaurants, and multiple subway lines, while offering a relatively sheltered, village-like street presence.