840 Broadway #10
840 Broadway #10 is a full-floor prewar loft in a building Robert Maynicke designed in 1901 for the garment trade, now in contract at $3,980,000. Roughly 3,000 square feet, ten floors above Broadway, with sky-high ceilings on the original columns, a block from Union Square, delivered as a renovation-ready canvas.
Maynicke modeled the Broadway entrance on the door of the Erechtheion on the Athenian Acropolis; the garment lofts upstairs were picketed in the 1909 Shirtwaist Strike, the Uprising of the 20,000. The city made the building an individual landmark in 2019. It has been a residential co-op, Burnham House, since 1970.
Frequently asked
- Where is 840 Broadway #10?
- 840 Broadway #10 is located in Greenwich Village, New York.
- How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 840 Broadway #10 have?
- 840 Broadway #10 has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
- How big is 840 Broadway #10?
- 840 Broadway #10 measures approximately 3,000 square feet.
- When was 840 Broadway #10 built?
- 840 Broadway #10 is a co-op built in 1901.
- How much is 840 Broadway #10?
- 840 Broadway #10 was last asking $3,980,000.
- What are the monthly carrying costs at 840 Broadway #10?
- 840 Broadway #10 carries maintenance of $4,300 per month.
- Who is the listing agent for 840 Broadway #10?
- 840 Broadway #10 is listed by Danny Davis, Ryan Lee and Lisa Balbuena, The Corcoran Group.
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