25 W Houston St

Soho 25 is a nine-story boutique condominium completed in 2004, designed by H. Thomas O’Hara with contributions from Beyer Blinder Bell. The building contains about 15 loft-style residences, chiefly studio and two-bedroom layouts, many with double exposures, oversized windows, and ceilings ranging from roughly 10 to 14 feet that emphasize light and volume. Interiors commonly feature high-end finishes such as wide-plank hardwood floors, custom closet systems, spa-like baths with soaking tubs or large showers, eat-in or chef’s kitchens equipped with premium appliances, in-unit washers/dryers, and generous storage including private basement lockers. Common areas were renovated in 2019 and include a staffed 24-hour doorman/concierge, refrigerated cold-storage for grocery deliveries, and a landscaped approximately 3,000 sq ft rooftop deck with panoramic downtown views. Exterior attributes reflect Soho’s cast-iron historic district setting, with a red-brick facade and a discreet street presence on the corner of West Houston and Mercer Streets. The building offers low common charges relative to service level, private storage, and private outdoor spaces in some units. Pets are permitted. Its central downtown location places residents within immediate walking distance of dining, galleries, boutiques, and multiple subway lines, supporting a highly walkable, urban lifestyle.