354 Broome St

Completed in 1925, this six-story prewar condominium occupies a walkable Nolita block and retains strong loft-house character throughout. The property is primarily configured as one-bedroom and convertible loft units, many featuring dramatic double-height or beamed ceilings, oversized north- and east-facing windows, and original architectural details such as crown molding and decorative fireplaces. Interiors commonly include practical built-ins — pantries, entrance foyers, separate dining areas, dens and formal dining rooms — plus modern conveniences like recessed lighting, double-vanities, walk-in closets and in-unit washer/dryer where allowed. Shared spaces emphasize planted greenery and outdoor respite: a landscaped common courtyard and a planted roof deck provide private outdoor rooms, and several listings cite accessible bike storage, a storage room and laundry on each floor. Service elements reflect a full-service condo: 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, two elevators in some descriptions, and relatively low common charges and taxes are noted. The building is pet-friendly and permits pied-a-terre ownership and investor purchases; some units allow flexible live/work use. Its central location sits at the intersection of Nolita, Soho and the Lower East Side, steps from boutique shopping, restaurants, grocery options and multiple subway lines, supporting an urban lifestyle that blends gallery and retail culture with neighborhood conveniences.