63 Greene St

Built in 1877 and converted to condominiums in 2016, this six-story SoHo loft-style building retains its 19th-century silk-showroom character while offering modern, high-end residences. The exterior showcases restored cast-iron detailing, oversized arched sash windows and a preserved facade that fronts cobblestoned Greene Street. With just 16 units, layouts range from one- and two-bedroom lofts to dramatic multi-bedroom penthouses featuring vaulted brick ceilings, exposed columns and high ceilings throughout. Interiors emphasize wide-plank hardwood floors, generous kitchens and bathrooms, and luxury finishes such as Sub-Zero refrigeration, Bertazzoni cooking appliances, Lefroy Brooks fixtures, radiant-heated marble floors and Miele laundry. Common areas include a renovated lobby with mosaic marble flooring and a custom chandelier, a part-time doorman, package room and bicycle storage. The building’s landscaped communal roof deck spans multiple exposures and provides seating, heated lamps and skyline views; select homes have private rooftop terraces. Located on Greene Street between Spring and Broome, the property sits in the Cast Iron Historic District near SoHo dining, boutiques and multiple subway lines. Pets are permitted and the building is designed for a boutique, privacy-focused residential experience.