The once desolate area that encompasses SoHo is now one of Manhattan's most renowned neighborhoods. SoHo's historic architecture is an attraction in its own right, as is 139 Wooster, a contemporary condominium that definitely stands out from the blocks of cast iron lofts. Cobblestone streets lined with boutiques and galleries give way to busy thoroughfares that rival any sight in Midtown. While SoHo may no longer be one of New York's City's more bohemian neighborhoods, it has a character that is distinct and forward-thinking. And with five subway lines within a few blocks' walk, 139 Wooster is easily accessible from the rest of New York, making it a popular luxury condominium building in Manhattan. If the iron-and-glass façade doesn't at least give away some of the interior, not much else does. An eclectic mix of warm wood grains and brushed stainless steel defines the design of each condo for sale at 139 Wooster. Open floor plans and floor-to-ceiling windows create a true loft feel and provide excellent views of the Lower Manhattan cityscape, while pendant lights accentuate granite counter tops. Luxurious marble lines the bathroom, contrasting with stone and glass for an ultra-modern result. Recessed lighting throughout each residence creates both contemporary and intimate spaces, a combination sure to please any resident. If all of that is not enough, the private fitness center should certainly hit the spot; an extensive array of strength and cardio equipment means that the search for a great gym is no longer necessary. In addition, full-time concierge is on hand to assist residents at 139 Wooster for in- and out-of-house needs. Perhaps the best amenity is living in SoHo, a premier Manhattan neighborhood with a seemingly endless supply of dining and cultural opportunities.