54 Crosby St New York, NY 10012

Located on one of SoHo’s original cobblestone blocks, 54 Crosby Street offers approximately 8,000 square feet across five levels. Constructed in the late 1970s by sculptor Arturo Di Modica, the property features salvaged timber, reclaimed brick, and poured concrete. Di Modica created and assembled the Charging Bull inside this building before its installation at the New York Stock Exchange in 1989. A 30-foot skylight illuminates the center of the space, complemented by large windows overlooking the cast iron streetscape. The upper floors have open layouts with herringbone floors and lounge areas suitable for gallery use or creative office needs. The lower level maintains a black box atmosphere, featuring arched brick ceilings and exposed stone, creating a setting for exhibitions or production. The property includes two private outdoor areas: a rear terrace and a rooftop deck with skyline views. The full property is available on a ten-year NNN lease directly from the owner. Divisible for pop-ups, short term shared offices are also offered on the second and third floors. All reasonable offers will be considered and a few hundred thousand offered as concession may be available.