A Sculptural Glass Residence in Renzo Piano's Downtown Masterpiece
565 Broome Street, Residence 8A
A striking full-service condominium designed by Renzo Piano, set at the intersection of SoHo, Tribeca, and the West Village-where architecture, light, and lifestyle converge.
The apartment
The only one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom in this coveted line to be offered
Modern design at its most refined: volume, light, and materials working in perfect balance.
Floor-to-ceiling curved low-iron glass walls flooding the home with extraordinary natural light
Sweeping open city views with a cinematic, loft-like feel
Expansive living and dining area with seamless proportions and effortless flow
Chef's kitchen with fluted white oak cabinetry, honed Basaltina stone countertops, and fully integrated Miele appliances
Elegant powder room, thoughtfully positioned for guests
Primary suite designed as a private retreat with custom closets and Lutron shading throughout
Spa-quality primary bath with Muse by Kos soaking tub, double oak vanity, glass-enclosed shower, and radiant heated floors
Multi-zoned climate control for year-round comfort
In-unit washer/dryer with advanced heat-pump technology
Abundant custom storage throughout
The building
Architectural, discreet, and one of downtown's most important residential addresses.
565 Broome SoHo - Renzo Piano's first residential building in New York City
Iconic curved glass facade maximizing light and views
Full-service building with 24-hour doorman and concierge
55-foot heated indoor saltwater pool
State-of-the-art fitness center and spa with sauna and steam rooms
Yoga studio and wellness spaces
Glass-enclosed lounge and conservatory with TASCHEN-curated library
Landscaped outdoor terrace
Children's playroom
Automated parking system with private porte-cochère
The location
Downtown Manhattan at its most dynamic-where culture, dining, and design meet.
Positioned where SoHo, Tribeca, and the West Village converge
Moments from world-class restaurants, galleries, and shopping
Close proximity to Hudson River Park and multiple transportation lines