Building: 482 Broome Street

Five residential units and one commercial space are inside 482 Broome Street — and what a sight to behold. Built in 1920 and six stories tall, 482 Broome Street is also known as 56-60 Wooster Street as it sits on the intersection of Broome and Wooster Streets.

This ideal location in New York City is enhanced all the more with 482 Broome Street’s majestic facade. A cheerful brick building that is anchored with a first floor that is painted a crisp white, 482 Broome Street looks stately and welcoming in the same moment.

The grandeur of 482 Broome Street can be felt with the expansive square footage that the building possesses. 16,250 square feet is spread out across the six floors, with 12,500 square feet reserved for the residences at 482 Broome Street.

Centrally located and in one of Manhattan’s most desired neighborhoods, 482 Broome Street is a coveted address in New York City.

Description provided by: Adam Mahfouda