40 Bleecker Street

Explore 40 Bleecker Street in NoHo: 61 residences, Ryan Korban interiors, a pool and a Hollander-designed courtyard. View building details and listings.

At the corner of Bleecker and Mulberry Streets, 40 Bleecker brings a contemporary residential building to NoHo’s established streetscape. Developed by Broad Street Development and designed by Rawlings Architects, the twelve-story condominium contains 61 residences, including six penthouses.

The brick-and-metal facade combines large windows with a curved corner, while setbacks on the upper floors give the penthouses a distinct position above the street. The architecture balances the scale of the surrounding neighborhood with the light and openness of a modern condominium.

Interiors by Ryan Korban give the building its particular character. Custom kitchens pair Italian cerused oak cabinetry with fluted bronze-toned glass, using texture and material contrast to create rooms that feel considered rather than generic. The lobby continues that approach with a stone fireplace and generous glazing.

Amenities include a 58-foot indoor swimming pool, a fitness center and a landscaped courtyard by Hollander Design. Together, they provide space for exercise and time outdoors within the building.

The location places residents near the shops and restaurants of NoHo, SoHo and the East Village, with Bleecker Street and Broadway–Lafayette subway connections close by. For buyers, the distinction is the combination of a relatively intimate residence count, individually recognizable interiors and shared amenities. The apartment’s exposure, layout, condition and monthly carrying costs remain the details to compare.