22 Mercer St

A boutique prewar condominium in SoHo, this restored cast-iron and brick loft building dates to the 19th century and stands five stories with elevator access. Converted to condominium use in the 2000s, it houses roughly a dozen to two dozen residences configured as expansive two-bedroom lofts and larger multi-level homes. Architectural character is defined by original cast-iron columns, oversized arched windows, lofty 11–14 foot ceilings and wide-plank hardwood floors; many units retain wood-burning fireplaces and exposed masonry details. Interiors emphasize open-plan great rooms with chef-caliber kitchens, oversized pantry storage, built-in millwork and modern systems such as central air, in-unit laundry and smart-home features. The building provides full-service staffing with a doorman, a newly renovated lobby, on-site superintendent, private basement storage rooms and a landscaped roof terrace with skyline views and outdoor cooking for residents. Common finishes and unit upgrades frequently include high-end appliance suites (Gaggenau, Miele, Sub-Zero, Wolf), marble and tile baths with steam showers and soaking tubs, custom closets, and integrated audio/lighting systems. The property is pet-friendly and sits on a quiet cobblestone block of Mercer Street in SoHo’s cast-iron district, placing residents steps from galleries, boutiques, restaurants and multiple major subway lines.