A Rare Opportunity in a Historic Soho Loft

In the heart of Soho, on one of its most coveted cobblestone blocks, lies 80 Wooster Street — a landmark cast-iron building steeped in history and character. Loft 2R presents a rare chance to own a piece of this legacy, offering a home that blends timeless architectural detail with the potential for a truly personalized living space.

This expansive loft features nearly 12-foot ceilings, exposed brick walls, and classic Corinthian cast-iron columns — all hallmarks of authentic Soho loft living. Whether you envision an airy open layout or a thoughtfully designed multi-bedroom residence, the flexible floorplan accommodates a range of possibilities.

Modern conveniences are seamlessly integrated, including a private keyed elevator entrance, a spacious eat-in kitchen, updated appliances including washer/dryer, and a smart intercom system with remote access. With only two residences on the floor and a quiet rear-facing orientation, this home offers an uncommon sense of peace and privacy amid the energy of downtown.

Originally built in 1900, 80 Wooster gained cultural prominence in the 1960s as Manhattan’s first artist cooperative, founded by Fluxus pioneer George Maciunas. The building became a hub for groundbreaking creatives such as John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and Andy Warhol — a legacy that continues to shape its unique identity today.

With some of the lowest monthly maintenance fees in Soho and a location just moments from world-class shopping, dining, and art galleries, this boutique cooperative offers a rare combination of history, quality, and lifestyle.

Private showings are available by appointment. Don’t miss this opportunity to create your ideal home in one of Soho’s most iconic buildings.

Note: All photos are digitally staged.
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