117 E 29Th St

A low-rise, boutique condominium in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood, this six-story building dates to 1910 and was converted into a 16-unit condo in the 2000s. The property reads as a loft-style residence collection, with most homes arranged as three-bedroom plans and larger duplex or penthouse lofts occupying upper levels. Interiors emphasize classic loft proportions — 9–17 foot ceilings, wide-plank cherry/Brazilian cherry floors, expansive multi-pane windows, and open-plan living and dining areas with substantial foyers. Kitchens are finished to a high standard in many units, featuring islands, professional-grade stainless appliances, walk-in pantries and integrated wine coolers; bathrooms frequently use imported stone and include deep soaking tubs and double vanities. Private outdoor space is a recurring attribute: oversized balconies, planted terraces and multiple private roof decks—some exceeding 1,200 square feet—provide significant outdoor living uncommon at this scale. Building amenities are service-oriented but intimate: a part-time/doorman desk, fitness room, common laundry, a newly renovated lobby, and deeded private storage for many units. Operational features include central air-conditioning in units, in-unit washer/dryer hookups in most residences, and private storage rooms. Pet-friendly policies apply. The location places the building steps from Park Avenue South, Madison Square Park, and transit nodes, integrating an urban, walkable lifestyle with access to high-end restaurants, shops and cultural venues.