41 BLEECKER Street #1, New York City, NY 10012
Listing Courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC
$2,700,000
Potential Rebate: $40,500
Overview
This pure and authentic artist loft is located right in the heart of Noho's Historic District and offers a spacious flexible layout with three separate entrances, three bright exposures and a myriad of lifestyle possibilities. Currently owned and occupied by a renowned photographer, this unusual full-floor loft is ideal as a working studio, gallery space, or can be completely transformed into a dramatic luxury residence. A front entrance leads to a sunny south-facing salon with 11 foot ceilings, kitchenette, full bathroom and bright exposures overlooking historic Bleecker Street. The back portion of the space is set up as a large corner artist studio with a separate side entrance, half-bath and leafy garden views overlooking a charming cobblestoned courtyard. This unique and versatile property captures the true spirit of a bygone era and offers today's buyer an opportunity to put their own personal stamp on a legendary slice of Downtown New York!<br> <br> Built in 1822 as a Federal era residence and later altered to a 4-story factory, the building converted to a live/work cooperative in 1985 and offers a visiting superintendent and shared access to a locked gated parking area on historic Shinbone Alley. Adding to the allure, is the prime Noho location, putting you in one of downtown's most vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods with great restaurants, cafes, small boutiques and all major subway lines right at your doorstep. A truly unique opportunity for a creative buyer with vision!<br> <br> Shown by appointment
Home Features
- •Private Outdoor Space Over 60 Sqft
Estimated Monthly Payment
$16,342 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
Estimated Rebate for this Home
One-time rebate at closing
$40,500
Monthly savings impact
$113/mo
💡 Estimated at 1.5% of purchase price
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Price Analysis
Compare average listing prices and value metrics for 41 BLEECKER Street against the surrounding NoHo market.
Average List Price
Price Per SqFt
43.88% Lower
than the NoHo price-per-sq-ft average
Units in this building are listed below the neighborhood average, potentially offering better value per square foot compared to surrounding properties.
NoHo
Overview of NoHo
NoHo (North of Houston) is a tiny, exclusive neighborhood that packs a massive punch of history and style. Spanning just a few blocks, it features stunning Beaux-Arts architecture and wide, cobblestoned streets. For buyers considering NoHo Manhattan real estate, it represents the intersection of artistic heritage and ultra-luxury living.
Living in NoHo, Manhattan is artistic and grand. It feels different from nearby SoHo—the streets are wider, the buildings more monumental, and the vibe slightly more reserved. As a landmarked Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it has preserved its 19th-century soul while welcoming 21st-century wealth.
Real Estate & Housing Market
The market for homes for sale in NoHo is arguably the most competitive per square foot in the city. The inventory is tiny, consisting mostly of massive floor-through lofts in converted factories and a handful of architectural masterpieces like 40 Bond Street.
It attracts celebrities, tech moguls, and artists who struck it big. The zoning laws here are strict, protecting the large floor plates and preventing subdivision, ensuring that apartments remain palatial.
Lifestyle & Community
The lifestyle in NoHo is one of understated luxury. It is less overrun by tourists than SoHo. Residents enjoy exclusive fitness studios (like SoulCycle's HQ) and high-end dining at spots like The Smile or Indochine.
The community is a mix of old-school artists who bought decades ago and new-money residents who appreciate the privacy and scale of the lofts. It is a creative enclave that has grown up.
Transportation & Accessibility
NoHo is perfectly centralized. The 6 train at Bleecker Street and the N/R at 8th Street offer immediate access. It serves as a bridge between the East Village, Greenwich Village, and SoHo.
Walking is the primary mode of transport. You are five minutes from everything: Washington Square Park, the Bowery, and the boutiques of Broadway.
Parks, Schools & Amenities
While NoHo lacks its own large park, it is blocks away from Washington Square Park. The neighborhood itself acts as an architectural museum. The Public Theater on Lafayette Street is a major cultural anchor.
Amenities are boutique and high-end. There are no big box stores here; instead, you have artisanal markets, bespoke tailors, and gallery spaces.
Who This Neighborhood Is Best For
NoHo is best for privacy seekers, architecture buffs, and buyers with significant budgets who want loft living without the tourist crowds of SoHo.
