25 W Houston St

SoHo 25 is a nine-story boutique condominium completed in 2004 and sited between Mercer and Greene Streets in downtown Manhattan’s landmark SoHo district. The red-brick building was conceived by H. Thomas O’Hara and Beyer Blinder Bell and presents loft-like residences with high ceilings — commonly around 10 to 11 feet and in some homes reaching 14 feet — expansive windows and open, gallery-style layouts. Unit types range from studio and one-bedroom lofts to generous two- and three-bedroom corner homes and duplex penthouses; many residences include in-unit washers/dryers, abundant custom closets or walk-in closets, and well-equipped chef’s kitchens fitted with premium appliances. Interiors often feature wide-plank hardwood floors, refined finishes such as marble counters and designer cabinetry, and spa-inspired baths with soaking tubs or steam showers and double-vanity arrangements. Common areas were renovated in 2019 and the building provides full-service conveniences: a 24-hour doorman/concierge, refrigerated cold-storage for grocery deliveries, secure keyless access features, and private storage lockers in the cellar. On the roof, a landscaped approximately 3,000 sq ft deck offers panoramic downtown views and outdoor entertaining space; some residences also include private terraces. The property maintains relatively low common charges for a full-service address and allows pets. Its location places residents steps from boutique shopping, restaurants, galleries, the Angelika Film Center, and multiple subway lines (B/D/F/M, R/W, 6), delivering a distinctly urban, gallery-and-retail-centered Soho lifestyle.