This sprawling loft, located in the heart of NoMad, offers an extremely versatile layout. Arrive home by your private keyed elevator into a generously sized foyer. This floor-through home is complete with pre-war construction, oak wood flooring, soaring 11.5-foot ceilings, and elegant interiors designed by Alan Tanksley. The living room is ideal for entertaining and exhibiting artwork, featuring upgraded overhead lighting. Oversized windows face south and east, bringing in an abundance of natural sunlight. The chef’s kitchen includes an externally vented hood, breakfast bar, and premium Sub-Zero and Gaggenau appliances. The king-sized primary suite features an en-suite dressing area, a windowed marble bath by Waterworks, and a private terrace. There is also a spacious second bedroom and a second windowed bath with a tundra gray marble console, frameless glass shower, and marble floors. Additional features include central A/C, a full-size stacked washer and dryer, and abundant customized closets throughout. The Parkwood Condominium is a full-service 22-unit doorman condominium spanning 12 floors, originally built in 1913. The building also features a newly added roof deck. NoMad Living - Few Manhattan neighborhoods offer this level of daily luxury. Madison Square Park is your backyard, with Whole Foods directly across the street for effortless daily provisioning. The culinary landscape is extraordinary: Eleven Madison Park (3 Michelin stars), Atomix (2 Michelin stars), Scarpetta, BLACKBARN, La Pecora Bianca, and beloved institutions like Eataly and the original Shake Shack. The Fifth Avenue Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton NoMad, and The Ned NoMad anchor the neighborhood’s luxury hospitality scene, bringing world-class dining and sophisticated energy to your doorstep. Multiple subway lines (N/Q/R/W/6) provide seamless access across Manhattan from one of the city’s most dynamic residential enclaves.