Brewster Carriage House

372 Broome Street consists of nine exclusive residences in the meticulously refurbished Brewster Carriage House. Built in 1856, the Brewster Carriage House has been renovated with not only modern conveniences, but environmental sustainability and efficiency in mind.

The homes at 372 Broome Street are generously proportioned and include plenty of light, comfort, and convenience. The residences offer plenty of space for entertaining, with between 1,800 and 3,000 square feet each. They all feature high-end finishings and fixtures, such as wide-planked white oak mixed-dimension flooring. The spacious living rooms feature romantic fireplaces, perfect for setting the scene for a cozy and intimate night in. The open kitchens feature top-of-the-line appliances such as Miele ovens, cooktops, dishwashers, and paneled refrigerators. The kitchens are streamlined, modern spaces that make entertaining, and the cleanup that comes with it, a breeze. The baths are equally well appointed with oversized Wetstyle soaking tubs and fully enclosed, spa-like rain showers. The homes also offer the convenience of the Control-4-Home automation system, which allows residents to control the lights, temperature, music, movies, energy, security and more from their iPhones. All in all, the home provides residents with space, comfort and convenience.

The renovation of the Brewster Carriage House turned it into a model of environmental sustainability. The building is outfitted with energy-efficient heating and cooling, LED fixtures, soybean foam wall insulation, water- and energy-efficient washers and dryers, and more. Residents can rest easy with the knowledge that their homes are using less energy and leaving a smaller carbon footprint.

There are few locations in New York as central as 372 Broome Street. The Nolita area is well known for its expensive retail boutiques and trendy restaurants and bars. There are many nearby options for dining, shopping, and entertainment. There is public transportation in close proximity to the residence.