Nearly finished exterior of NOMA (CityRealty) Model Photos via Alchemy Properties
NoMad’s latest mixed-use condominium is now flaunting a newly completed model unit and exclusive first look at its 55 residences. The NOMA stands 24 stories tall at 50 West 30th Street overlooking Herald Square. With construction wrapping up, the building is rapidly nearing its projected completion date this spring.
Designed by FXCollaborative, the open plan interiors feature sleek lines, natural materials, and windowed walls offering sweeping city views. Current availabilities include two-bedrooms starting from $2.495 million, as well as three-bedrooms penthouses for $6.75 million.
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Kitchen
Many apartments have private balconies off living rooms
Inside, living spaces are outfitted with oversized windows and white-oak floors, and many lead onto outdoor balconies overlooking the neighborhood and city skyline beyond. Custom kitchens feature state-of-the-art Miele appliances, wood cabinetry with a satin-white finish, undercabinet lighting, pebble-gray quartz countertops, white marble backsplashes with gray veining, and Kohler sinks and fixtures. Select kitchens also include wine coolers.
Model master suite
Master Bath
Secondary bedroom
Master suites offer large walk-in closets and baths with radiant heated flooring with stunning Empire State Building views. Secondary baths feature custom oak vanities, marble enclosed soaking tubs, and gray marble floor-tiles in mosaic patterns, while elegant powder rooms include black stainless steel inset trim, Kallista gunmetal-finish fixtures, and metropolitan-style vanities with oval pivot mirrors.
The tower’s exterior design recalls the streamlined aesthetics of the 1930s while integrated a modern influence. With a banded, brick-and-window façade, the building references its nearby former factories and retailers.
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Amenities have been detailed with blackened steel accents, wood ceilings, and warehouse-style lighting to complete the architect firm’s modern industrial vision. Situated on the building’s fifth floor, these spaces include a landscaped terrace, a library/lounge, and a fitness center. The NOMA further offers bicycle storage, a generator, and a 24-hour attended lobby.
In development by Alchemy Properties, The NOMA joins a portfolio that includes the famed Woolworth Tower Residences and 250 West 81st by Robert A.M. Stern Architects.
Situated in the heart of NoMad, The NOMA’s surrounding neighborhood is dotted with a constant influx of new restaurants including Scarpetta and Pecora Bianca. Hotels such as The Virgin and The Ritz are moving in to further develop the neighborhood as Manhattan’s central mecca for activity and leisure. With immediate access to multiple subway lines, travel throughout the city is seamless and convenient.
NoMad (via https://thenoma.com)
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Contributing Writer
Katy Cornell
Katy Cornell is a Long Island native with a passion for writing about real estate in the big city. She recently graduated from the University of Virginia with a BA in English and is a frequent contributor to CityRealty's Market Insight and NYC real estate blog 6sqft.
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