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$3,950,000
MLS# RLS20120188 · NoHo
Listed October 9, 2026 · 20 days on the market
2 Beds 2 Baths 1,093 Sq.Ft.
Residence 6C is a 1,093 square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath residence thoughtfully reimagined by Alexander Doherty, located at 40 Bleecker, one of NoHo's premier full-service condominiums. Building upon Ryan Korban's original interiors, Doherty introduced bespoke millwork, custom lighting, a thoughtfully reconfigured layout, and a fully integrated Savant smart-home system.
The sun-filled living room features 10-foot coved ceilings, chevron oak floors, and oversized west-facing windows overlooking Mulberry and Lafayette Streets. A custom illuminated bookcase creates an elegant architectural focal point between the windows. The open Ryan Korban-designed kitchen centers on a statuary marble island, with Italian cerused oak and bronze fluted-glass cabinetry, a full Miele appliance suite, and a wine refrigerator.
Doherty reconfigured the second bedroom with double-wide lacquered pocket doors, allowing the space to transition effortlessly between an extension of the living area and a private guest bedroom, study, or library. The primary suite features a fitted walk-in closet and a Grigio Dove stone bathroom with a double vanity and Lefroy Brooks fixtures. Both bathrooms feature radiant heated floors, and California Closets provide customized storage throughout. Fully integrated Savant and Lutron technology provides intuitive control of lighting, motorized shades, climate, and entertainment systems, while a discreetly concealed audio system delivers exceptional sound throughout the residence. The home also boasts LG washer and dryer and an Intelli-Tec security and fire monitoring system.
40 Bleecker represents Ryan Korban's first residential commission. Korban is the AD100 designer behind the Balenciaga and Alexander Wang flagships. Rawlings Architects designed the distinctive Streamline Moderne-inspired brick building. Residents enjoy an impressive collection of amenities, including a 58-foot saltwater pool, a fitness center and stretching studio, an Edmund Hollander-designed courtyard garden, private parking (for purchase), and a 24-hour concierge. Ideally situated in the heart of NoHo, the residence offers immediate access to some of downtown Manhattan's most celebrated restaurants, luxury boutiques, art galleries, and cultural destinations.
Agent's Note
From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Sothebys International Realty.
Double-wide lacquered pocket doors let the back bedroom of this two-bedroom plan open into the living room or close off as a guest room, study, or library. That flexibility comes from how the space was reconfigured, and I like that it doesn't require a separate floor plan to work.
A marble island anchors the kitchen, which is open to the living room. The cabinets are bronze-trimmed fluted glass over cerused oak, and the appliances are a full Miele suite plus a wine refrigerator. Because it sits within the living space, you stay part of the room while you cook.
The main room gets its light from west-facing windows that look out over Mulberry and Lafayette Streets, and its ceilings rise to 10 feet with a coved profile. Chevron oak covers the floors. A west-facing window gets direct sun from about 12:34 PM to 4:07 PM in December and from about 1:11 PM to 8:07 PM in June, although nearby buildings can block it.
The primary bedroom has a built-in walk-in closet, and its bathroom is clad in Grigio Dove stone with a double vanity and Lefroy Brooks fixtures. Both bathrooms have radiant heated floors, and California Closets provide customized storage throughout.
Radiant heat in the bathrooms is a comfort you notice every winter morning.
The building was completed in 2018 and has 12 stories, 61 units, and an elevator. Residents have a 24-hour concierge, a gym, a 58-foot saltwater pool, an Edmund Hollander-designed courtyard garden, a bike room, and private parking for purchase. Cats and dogs are allowed. The Bleecker Street station is about 1 minute on foot, a Whole Foods Market is about 4 minutes away, and Sara D. Roosevelt Park is about 6 minutes away.
Does the apartment have in-unit laundry?
Yes. There is a washer and dryer in the unit, and they are LG appliances.
Does the building have a concierge?
Yes. The building has a 24-hour concierge.
Are pets allowed?
Cats and dogs are allowed in the building.

Curtis Bain
Brown Harris Stevens
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$24,461 / month
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40 Bleecker Street is a 12-story condominium in Noho, completed in 2018 and home to 61 residential units.
The closest subway is Bleecker St (6, B, D, F, M), about a 1-minute walk. Sara D. Roosevelt Park is roughly 6 minutes away on foot.
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40 Bleecker Street 6C
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The Neighborhood
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An intimate, landmarked enclave of cast-iron lofts and understated luxury in the heart of downtown.
Walkability
10/10
Public transit
9/10
Schools
6/10
Dining
10/10
Groceries & parks
7/10