SoHo is a destination for avid architectural enthusiasts who know they can get an eyeful of cast-iron facades in this historic district. It’s also a mecca for serious shoppers who hit the cobblestone streets in search of their next find.

This second-story space offers them a chance to experience both. The building’s sculptural exterior belies a massive retail area inside with thousands of square footage, natural light from large and plentiful street-facing windows, and hardwood floors. It’s also right on the Broadway corridor where stores like Bloomingdales, Levi’s, and Sephora have found success with heavy foot traffic. Key features include a cast iron stairwell, wheelchair access, storage area and separate street-level loading dock.

Not only is SoHo a spot for the sartorially inclined, but a destination for thousands of tourists and locals who frequent world-class hotels and restaurants. They arrive and depart easily as SoHo has access to many of Manhattan’s major subway trains.

• Lighting
• Fitting rooms
• Toilets
• Security system
• Stock room
• Shelves
• Counters
• Heating
• Security shutters
• Wheelchair accessible
• Wifi
• Parking
• Basement
• Kitchen extraction

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