Enjoy spectacular protected views of Madison Square Park and the Flatiron Building from an impeccably crafted 3,309 +/- square foot, 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom loft-like corner home. The apartment is enviably sited high atop the prestigious 2016 residential conversion of the 1915 limestone and brick landmark designed by William Van Alen, of Chrysler Building fame. The thoughtful floor plan was conceived by noted American architect and designer, Alan Wanzenberg. An Entry Gallery and Hallway finished in Venetian plaster lead to the expansive corner Great Room (22’9 by 37’2), distinguished by stunning views of Madison Square Park and the surrounding iconic limestone buildings. The adjacent Chef’s Kitchen is well-appointed with classic white SieMatic cabinetry, Bianco Carrera marble, top-of-the-line appliances by Sub-Zero, Wolf and Miele and features a windowed Dining Area and a Breakfast Bar.

The Primary Suite is comprised of a sumptuous Bedroom overlooking the park, 3 large custom-designed walk-in closets, and a lavish Primary Bath which includes a double vanity, soaking tub, and separate stall shower and is finished with Carrara marble walls, radiant heated floors and Dornbracht fixtures. Each of the 3 generously proportioned secondary Bedrooms look out onto sunny southern skies and feature en suite bathrooms and generous closets; the fourth also includes a walk-in closet. A Powder Room and Utility Closet with a side-by-side washer and vented dryer complete this exceptional home. All the state-of-the-art windows have been fitted with custom electronic window treatments.

Services include a full-time Doorman, Concierge, Porter and an on-site Resident Manager. Amenities include a 10,000 square foot Residents’ Club with a Fitness Center managed by The Wright Fit, a 60 foot lap pool and hot tub, Yoga, Pilates and high energy studios, with a spa treatment room, locker rooms with private steam rooms and saunas, a Children’s Playroom, bike storage and a second floor Courtyard Garden designed by award-winning landscape architects, Matthews Nielsen.

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