Building: 114 Mercer Street

Built in 1903 this Neo-Classic style 10-story pre-war loft building is located in the heart of SoHo’s Cast Iron Historic District.

Originally designed and built by John W. Stevens, the beautiful marble façade, and the buildings scale, style, and materials all contribute to the special architectural and historic character of the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District, and gives this building that special authentic feel.

Keyed elevator accesses each full floor loft. Most lofts retain the original brick walls, high barrel vaulted ceilings, and original. All the lofts have great volumes, airy and roomy, with the units from the 7th floor and above clearing the building to the south, thus gaining the precious double exposure otherwise reserved for corner buildings.

Some units have central air-conditioning. All have private storage in the basement. Video intercom for security.

Located across the street from Dean & Deluca, with Nespresso Boutique and Balthazar around the corner, everything you want from shopping and restaurants to entertainment is all within walking distance – you do not need a car when you live here.

543 Broadway is a well-run, well established co-op, with sound financials. AIR building (accepting waivers). 2% Transfer Fee (Flip Tax).

Description Provided By Filippa Edberg-Manuel