David Favale, Dane Gray and Caleb Loftus Close a $2.695M Timber-Beamed NoHo Loft at 33 Bleecker Street 3B

The Compass team closes a renovated southwest-corner loft in a landmarked NoHo building, with original timber beams, 9.5-foot ceilings, a Gaggenau and Wolf kitchen and two marble baths.

Listing: David Favale · Dane Gray · Caleb Loftus — Compass.

$2,695,000 · Close September 2026 · Co-op · 5 rooms · 2 bedrooms + home office · 2 bathrooms · about 1,445 sq ft · southwest corner · 9.5-ft ceilings · NoHo

Building: 33 Bleecker Street · 6 stories · 10 units · NoHo East Historic District · key-locked elevator

Sub-Zero, Gaggenau oven, Wolf range, quartzite counters, in-unit washer/dryer

David Favale, Dane Gray and Caleb Loftus of Compass have closed the sale of Residence 3B at 33 Bleecker Street in NoHo for $2,695,000. The home closed in September 2026.

The two-bedroom co-op has about 1,445 square feet of renovated loft space. Original timber beams run the length of the apartment above 9.5-foot ceilings and new oak floors. As a true southwest corner, the living room, both bedrooms and the home office all take in direct afternoon sun. New oversized windows look over Bleecker Street toward the landmarked Schumacher building at 36 Bleecker, one of the most photographed façades in the neighborhood.

A generous foyer and entrance corridor work as a gallery, study or second office before opening into the main living space. The chef's kitchen has a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Gaggenau oven, a Wolf range and natural quartzite counters. The primary bedroom has an en-suite marble bath with an oversized shower. A second marble bath off the corridor has a large soaking tub and a washer and dryer. The south-facing office between the bedrooms can also serve as a guest room.

The boutique six-story, ten-unit cooperative has only three apartments on the floor, with video-intercom entry and a key-locked elevator that opens directly onto the floor. The building was rebuilt as a Renaissance Revival store-and-loft building designed by Maclay & Davis, on the site of Herman Melville's childhood row house, and is part of the NoHo East Historic District. The 6, B, D, F and M trains are at the corner.

For Favale, Gray and Loftus, it is a quintessential downtown close: real loft character, fully renovated, on one of NoHo's most storied corners.

Closed sale. $2M+ in live markets only. Listing agents named as published. Source: Compass. Photos: Courtesy Compass. Luxury Price Drops is not a brokerage.