374 Broome St

The Brewster Carriage House is a landmarked, six-story boutique condominium in Nolita originally built in 1900 and sensitively converted in the early 21st century into nine loft-style residences. The exterior preserves 19th-century industrial character with exposed brick, cast-iron Corinthian columns and original carriage-house beams, while the interiors range from one-bedroom corner lofts to multi-level penthouses with three-plus bedrooms. Typical units emphasize loft proportions: high ceilings (often 11–13 feet), oversized windows and Juliet balconies that admit abundant south and east light. Finishes throughout renovated residences reflect a blend of restored historic details and contemporary systems — reclaimed wood and wide-plank oak floors, bespoke millwork, modern kitchens with top-tier European appliances, marble and heated-tile baths, and extensive custom closets. Common provisions include a landscaped planted roof terrace and private roof decks on select penthouses, in-unit laundry, smart-home integration, and building-managed entry with doorman service. Outdoor offerings vary from private terraces to smaller Juliet balcony spaces; some units feature large, irrigated rooftop gardens with outdoor kitchens and entertainment installations. The building’s intimate scale and historic fabric sit at the nexus of Nolita, SoHo and the Lower East Side, providing immediate access to dining, shopping, galleries and transit while delivering a downtown loft lifestyle that balances architectural provenance with contemporary luxury.