Building Profile: 41 Wooster Street, New York, NY 10013

Overview: 41 Wooster Street is a distinguished commercial property located in the heart of SoHo, New York. This mixed-use building offers both retail and office spaces through the short-term marketplace of  TROT, blending modern amenities with historical charm. Built in 1900, the building spans six floors and provides approximately 30,000 square feet of space.

History and Background: Situated between Grand Street and Broome Street, 41 Wooster Street has been a key player in SoHo’s vibrant commercial landscape. The building’s historical architecture, complemented by modern updates, makes it an attractive option for businesses seeking a prestigious SoHo address.

TROT Listings:

• 2nd Floor 

Amenities:

• High-speed internet access
• 24/7 security and building access
• On-site management and maintenance
• Modern elevators
• Flexible lease terms, including short-term office space
• Furnished office options
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces
• Lobby reception
• Central HVAC system
• Basement storage available for rent

Transportation Options: 41 Wooster Street is well-connected to public transportation:

Subway:

• Close to Spring Street (6) and Prince Street (N, R, W) subway stations, providing easy access to other parts of Manhattan and beyond.

Bus:

• Multiple bus lines serve the area, enhancing accessibility.

Nearby Amenities: Restaurants:

• Numerous dining options including Balthazar, Blue Ribbon Brasserie, and Lure Fishbar.

Cafes:

• Starbucks and local coffee shops like Everyman Espresso.

Gyms:

• Local fitness centers such as Equinox.

Hotels:

• Nearby accommodations include The Mercer and SoHo Grand Hotel.

Retail:

• Various high-end retail shops and boutiques.

Building Details: 41 Wooster Street stands six stories tall and offers a total building size of approximately 30,000 square feet. The building provides a variety of office and retail spaces catering to different business needs. Recent renovations have enhanced the building’s infrastructure, offering modern amenities while preserving its historical character.