Bleeker Tower

A rare chance to claim a piece of New York City history. Set within the iconic Bleecker Tower, this extraordinary 3,400-square-foot corner loft at 71 Bleecker delivers an unmatched living experience in the heart of NoHo. Originally built in 1898 as the Manhattan Savings Institute Bank Building, the property stands as one of the city’s most remarkable surviving examples of 19th-century architecture—now reimagined as an intimate, boutique cooperative.

Residence 2E is among the building’s most notable homes, featuring dramatic 13-by-20-foot windows that flood the space with natural light and provide sweeping, unobstructed views. These show-stopping windows illuminate a vast 72-foot-long great room, gracefully dividing it into multiple connected living areas. 

The primary suite is a peaceful sanctuary, highlighted by a custom dressing room and a spa-caliber bathroom with radiant-heated marble floors, a Maestro Picasso soaking tub, a mosaic-tiled standing shower, Dornbracht fixtures, and a La Cava double vanity. A decorative wrought-iron staircase adds an extra touch of refinement.

An inviting library lined with built-in shelving opens into a media room, offering an ideal environment for relaxation or hosting guests. Additional features include a renovated second full bathroom, a powder room, automated Lutron lighting, multi-zone Sonos surround sound, newly installed hardwood floors, and an in-unit washer/dryer.

Residents of Bleecker Tower enjoy a part-time doorman, a beautifully landscaped rooftop terrace, and private storage bins. Located in the heart of NoHo, the home is moments from acclaimed restaurants like Balthazar, Mercer Kitchen, and BondST, as well as premier shopping, world-class hotels on Bowery and Crosby Street, and numerous cultural and lifestyle destinations.