SoHo Court is a prime example of a luxury New York rental. Designed by the famed Schuman, Lichtenstein, Claman & Efron, this postwar mid-rise was built in 1996 and features a brick facade, covered entrance and a street courtyard. The building spans twelve floors and contains 195 rental units, all easily accessible via elevator.
Spacious and accommodating residences at SoHo Court feature elegant hardwood flooring troughout the living spaces. High-speed internet and self-controlled heating and cooling are additional amenities that keep tenants connected and comfortable at all times. Kitchens are fully equipped with stainless steel appliances and opulent finishing touches, such as granite countertops and maple wood cabinetry. Marble bathrooms are replete with soaking tubs and stainless steel accents. Penthouse apartments at SoHo Court are the epitome of luxury, with skylights that bathe the units in natural light, romantic fireplaces, terraces to enjoy the stunning views, and private elevator access.
The on-site amenities and services are what really make SoHo Court stand out as one of New York's most desirable rentals. Residents have the privilege of a full-service concierge to meet their every need. A full-service garage and top-of-the-line fitness center and health club are also available. Residences have the additional convenience of a laundry room, which is adjacent to the fitness center, so they can do the laundry while working out. SoHo Court's garden is a lush, verdant space where residents can relax and take a leisurely stroll after a stressful day.
SoHo Court enjoys a central downtown location. Greenwich Village, SoHo and Nolita offer many shopping, dining, culture and nightlife options, and plenty of the best of Manhattan is within easy walking distance. There's also nearby transportation.
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