House: 500 Broadway

500 Broadway is a distinguished pre-war building located within the SoHo–Cast Iron Historic District, designated in 1973 to preserve the architectural legacy of one of Manhattan’s most iconic neighborhoods. Originally constructed in 1859 by architect W. B. Lawrence, the building features a classic stone façade crowned by an original iron cornice — a striking example of mid-19th century craftsmanship. Its lineage of occupants reflects SoHo’s remarkable transformation: from early commerce and manufacturing, to a thriving artists’ enclave, and now a celebrated mixed-use district at the intersection of culture and design.

This well-maintained, elevator-serviced building is home to just four residential units and includes a secure video intercom system for added peace of mind.

Step outside and discover the very best of downtown Manhattan. SoHo’s cobblestone streets are lined with world-renowned boutiques, cutting-edge art galleries, and a vibrant culinary scene — from iconic establishments like Balthazar and Fanelli Café to hidden gems and fashion flagships. With easy access to multiple subway lines and proximity to Nolita, Tribeca, and the West Village, this is quintessential New York living at its most inspired.

Description provided by Spencer Cutler