43 Bleecker Street
43 Bleecker Street turns a six-story, 46,310-square-foot landmarked loft building, built in 1896 at the corner of Bleecker and Mulberry Streets in Manhattan's NoHo, into just 11 condominium residences.
43 Bleecker Street, New York. 6 floors and 11 residences. Completing 2027.
43 Bleecker Street turns a six-story, 46,310-square-foot landmarked loft building, built in 1896 at the corner of Bleecker and Mulberry Streets in Manhattan's NoHo, into just 11 condominium residences. Caedes Group is keeping the building's restored cast-iron columns and barrel-vaulted ceilings, which reach up to 13 feet, and London-based Rigby & Rigby is layering in a quietly opulent interior palette: wide-plank white oak floors, kitchens in Calacatta Monet stone fitted with Gaggenau appliances, and travertine baths with freestanding stone tubs, with millwork by ROA and TABU. The amenity program reads like a private club, with a 24-hour doorman, a private lobby and lounge, a landscaped rooftop, and a full wellness floor holding a Technogym gym, a Pilates and yoga studio, sauna and steam rooms, ice baths, hydromassage, and red-light and Somadome rooms. Ground-floor retail is positioned for a restaurant, anchoring the historic corner at street level.
Frequently asked
Where is 43 Bleecker Street located?
43 Bleecker Street is located in New York.
When will 43 Bleecker Street be built?
43 Bleecker Street is an announced development that has not yet started construction, targeting completion in 2027.
Who is developing 43 Bleecker Street?
Caedes Group is the developer behind 43 Bleecker Street.
Who designed 43 Bleecker Street?
43 Bleecker Street was designed by Rigby & Rigby.
How big is 43 Bleecker Street?
43 Bleecker Street rises 6 stories with 11 residences.