The Constable is a luxury New York rental with a vibrant and desirable SoHo location. Situated on the corner of Mercer and Howard Streets, the Constable is a loft conversion surrounded by the world’s largest collection of cast-iron architecture. The Constable was originally built in 1857 to house a textile department store in a manufacturing district. The cobblestone streets are now lined by galleries and boutiques, while skyscrapers rise above and behind buildings to the north and south. The Constable is a prewar loft that reaches just five stories high and encompasses eighteen elevator-accessible residences.
The lofts at the Constable feature spacious floor plans, which, in conjunction with high ceilings and oversized windows, create a uniquely open and airy space. The lofts are accented by many charming prewar details, such as antique crown molding, exposed brick walls and radiator heating. Apartments also feature many modern conveniences as well, such as generously oversized windows, sleek hardwood floors, self-controlled heating and cooling, and stackable washer and dryer units. Kitchens are outfitted with stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher for added convenience. Newly renovated baths are accented by stainless-steel fixtures.
The Constable enjoys a central location in the SoHo area, near Tribeca. The Best of SoHo and Tribeca are nearby, with many options for dining at authentic restaurants, high-end designer shopping, open air markets and import shops. There are also many nearby transportation options.
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