Introducing: 43 Bleeker, Landmarked 1986 NoHo Loft Conversion

Douglas Elliman's Erin Boisson Aries Team together with luxury property developer Caedes Group, have introduced 43 Bleecker, an intimate collection of 11 condominium residences within a landmarked 1896 NoHo building. The conversion pairs the original character of a historic downtown loft building with contemporary interiors and a significant focus on wellness, fitness and recovery.

The building's dedicated wellness floor is designed as a state-of-the-art training and recovery destination, bringing together a breadth of technologies and treatments seldom found under one roof in a New York City residential building. A Technogym full-body gym suite and a Pilates and yoga room anchor the floor, followed by a sauna and steam room, ice baths, hydromassage, and red light and Somadome rooms. That focus on wellbeing carries into the residences themselves, with air and water filtration throughout the building and private saunas in the primary bathrooms of select homes.

Interiors at 43 Bleecker are by Rigby & Rigby, the multi-award-winning London-based design studio specializing in ultra-prime residences and developments around the world. Known for its research-driven approach to refined luxury, the studio brings together architecture, interiors, craftsmanship and innovation throughout the project.

The residences retain many of the building’s original loft details, including restored cast-iron columns and barrel-vaulted ceilings reaching up to 13 feet, alongside wide-plank white oak flooring and custom Italian warm oak millwork by ROA and TABU. Kitchens will feature hand-selected Calacatta Monet stone, custom cabinetry and Gaggenau appliances, while primary bathrooms will incorporate travertine, radiant heated floors and freestanding stone bathtubs. Select residences will also offer gas fireplaces and private saunas.

Residents will have access to a 24-hour doorman, a private residential lobby and lounge, bike storage and a landscaped roof terrace providing an additional place to gather, relax or step away from the pace of downtown Manhattan.

“43 Bleecker is really a story of old New York meeting the way people want to live now,” said Erin Boisson Aries, whose team is exclusively leading sales and marketing for the development. “Buyers are thinking much more carefully about how their homes support the way they live. Here, wellness extends well beyond an amenity room and runs through the entire experience of the building, while still feeling very much like a true NoHo loft.”

Closings are anticipated to begin in June 2027.