435 Broome Street
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435 Broome Street New York, NY 10013
Architecturally Significant Cast-Iron Soho Loft Building For Sale approx. 10,950
Contact Lydia
sf
Offered at $22,500,000
Bell, Tungsten Property Direct (415)
342-8067
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435 Broome Street New York, NY 10013 Description Striking High Victorian Gothic style commercial Soho building with elevator for sale with single-user townhouse potential. This 5 story Cast-Iron loft building on Broome Street between Crosby and Broadway can be delivered vacant with significant architectural details including a skylight and 14 ft 9 inch ceilings on the ground floor. This is a unique opportunity for an end user to create a commercial townhouse experience for an iconic retail brand, given the prime Soho location. Conversion opportunities and investment income are also possible outcomes.
Detail Summary Neighborhood: Cross Streets:
Soho Crosby & Broadway
Year Built: Architectural Style: Architect: Landmarked:
1873 High Victorian Gothic William Appleton Potter Yes
Size (as built): approx 10,950 sf Stories: 5 Stories (+ basement) Building Dimensions: approx 25 ft x 95 ft Lot Sq Ft: approx 2,517 sf Lot Dimensions: approx 24.92 ft x 101.08 ft Available Air Rights: approx 636 sf usable FAR: 5.00X
The information contained within this document has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, while we do not doubt the accuracy, we have not verified it and make no guarantee, warranty or representation about it. It is your responsibility to independently confirm its accuracy and completeness. Any projections, opinions, assumptions, or estimates used are for example only and do not represent the current or future performance of the property. The value of this transaction to you depends on tax and other factors which should be evaluated by your tax, financial and legal advisors. You and your advisors should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property to determine to your satisfaction the suitability of the property for your needs.
Lydia Bell
Tungsten Property Direct: (415) 342-8067 [email protected]
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LOCATION Soho 435 Broome Street
Retail Neighbors include Rick Owens, The Reformation, Opening Ceremony, BDDW, Maiyet, Sleepy Jones, AYR, Bonobos, Saturdays, Maiyet, Harney & Sons Tea, Drybar, Marc Jacobs Int'l, Soul Cycle, La Esquina and Cafe Select.
435 Broome Street
Soho
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FLOORPLANS
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INTERIOR PHOTOS
Second Floor, Configured as a Commercial Office. View North.
Fifth Floor, Configured as a Residential Loft. View North.
Retail Level. View North.
Retail Level. View South.
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RECENT RETAIL FAÇADE RENOVATION
Interior View of Recent Façcade Renovation
Exterior View of Recent Façcade Renovation
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THE HISTORY OF 435 BROOME STREET
Architect William Appleton Potter was commissioned by Owner Catherine Wilkins to design a store and loft building at the site of 435 Broome Street in 1873. Potter had recently completed Princeton University’s Chancellor Green Library in the newly popular Victorian Gothic Style. Previous cast iron building in the Soho area had mimicked shapes and styles of stone buildings; utilizing Corinthian columns and broad openings. Potter used the cast iron medium to set 435 Broome Street apart from its neighbors. He established thin columns and unusual capitals in addition to a decorative frieze featuring iron sunflowers and other shapes that were popular motifs at the time. In June of 1898 435 Broome Street was sold to William Waldorf Astor for $75,000 and, by 1906, he would own the two adjacent structures; 484 and 486 Broadway. Mr. Astor leased the retail space to a series of leather handbag and travel trunk companies. The Athenaeum in Pittsfield, MA (1876) by William Appleton Potter
For the first half of the 20th Century the building housed various industrial businesses and furniture manufacturers. The 1970’s brought a wave of change to Soho; transforming the neighborhood and building into epicenters for New York’s artist’s studios and galleries. Today, 435 Broome is available to potential buyers in a variety of capacities. The building retains much of its original architectural significance, with the only major alteration being the replacement of the small, ground-level windows with larger glass plates-more favorable to a retail tenant. Former manufacturer tenant at 435 Broome Street
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Penthouse Floor, Configured as a Residential Loft. View North.
Lydia Bell Tungsten Property (415) 342-8067 [email protected]
435 Broome Street New York, NY 10013
Architecturally Significant Cast-Iron Soho Loft Building For Sale approx. 10,950
Contact Lydia
sf
Offered at $22,500,000
Bell, Tungsten Property Direct (415)
342-8067
TUNGSTEN PROPERTY
435 Broome Street New York, NY 10013 Description Striking High Victorian Gothic style commercial Soho building with elevator for sale with single-user townhouse potential. This 5 story Cast-Iron loft building on Broome Street between Crosby and Broadway can be delivered vacant with significant architectural details including a skylight and 14 ft 9 inch ceilings on the ground floor. This is a unique opportunity for an end user to create a commercial townhouse experience for an iconic retail brand, given the prime Soho location. Conversion opportunities and investment income are also possible outcomes.
Detail Summary Neighborhood: Cross Streets:
Soho Crosby & Broadway
Year Built: Architectural Style: Architect: Landmarked:
1873 High Victorian Gothic William Appleton Potter Yes
Size (as built): approx 10,950 sf Stories: 5 Stories (+ basement) Building Dimensions: approx 25 ft x 95 ft Lot Sq Ft: approx 2,517 sf Lot Dimensions: approx 24.92 ft x 101.08 ft Available Air Rights: approx 636 sf usable FAR: 5.00X
The information contained within this document has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, while we do not doubt the accuracy, we have not verified it and make no guarantee, warranty or representation about it. It is your responsibility to independently confirm its accuracy and completeness. Any projections, opinions, assumptions, or estimates used are for example only and do not represent the current or future performance of the property. The value of this transaction to you depends on tax and other factors which should be evaluated by your tax, financial and legal advisors. You and your advisors should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property to determine to your satisfaction the suitability of the property for your needs.
Lydia Bell
Tungsten Property Direct: (415) 342-8067 [email protected]
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LOCATION Soho 435 Broome Street
Retail Neighbors include Rick Owens, The Reformation, Opening Ceremony, BDDW, Maiyet, Sleepy Jones, AYR, Bonobos, Saturdays, Maiyet, Harney & Sons Tea, Drybar, Marc Jacobs Int'l, Soul Cycle, La Esquina and Cafe Select.
435 Broome Street
Soho
TUNGSTEN PROPERTY
FLOORPLANS
TUNGSTEN PROPERTY
INTERIOR PHOTOS
Second Floor, Configured as a Commercial Office. View North.
Fifth Floor, Configured as a Residential Loft. View North.
Retail Level. View North.
Retail Level. View South.
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RECENT RETAIL FAÇADE RENOVATION
Interior View of Recent Façcade Renovation
Exterior View of Recent Façcade Renovation
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THE HISTORY OF 435 BROOME STREET
Architect William Appleton Potter was commissioned by Owner Catherine Wilkins to design a store and loft building at the site of 435 Broome Street in 1873. Potter had recently completed Princeton University’s Chancellor Green Library in the newly popular Victorian Gothic Style. Previous cast iron building in the Soho area had mimicked shapes and styles of stone buildings; utilizing Corinthian columns and broad openings. Potter used the cast iron medium to set 435 Broome Street apart from its neighbors. He established thin columns and unusual capitals in addition to a decorative frieze featuring iron sunflowers and other shapes that were popular motifs at the time. In June of 1898 435 Broome Street was sold to William Waldorf Astor for $75,000 and, by 1906, he would own the two adjacent structures; 484 and 486 Broadway. Mr. Astor leased the retail space to a series of leather handbag and travel trunk companies. The Athenaeum in Pittsfield, MA (1876) by William Appleton Potter
For the first half of the 20th Century the building housed various industrial businesses and furniture manufacturers. The 1970’s brought a wave of change to Soho; transforming the neighborhood and building into epicenters for New York’s artist’s studios and galleries. Today, 435 Broome is available to potential buyers in a variety of capacities. The building retains much of its original architectural significance, with the only major alteration being the replacement of the small, ground-level windows with larger glass plates-more favorable to a retail tenant. Former manufacturer tenant at 435 Broome Street
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Penthouse Floor, Configured as a Residential Loft. View North.
Lydia Bell Tungsten Property (415) 342-8067 [email protected]
