120 E 29Th St

A boutique prewar condominium built in 1920, this nine-story, 11-unit building blends loft-scale interiors with classic early-20th-century proportions. Units are predominantly two-bedroom layouts and many recall loft living through tall ceilings, oversized windows, and open living/dining plans that emphasize light and volume. Interiors commonly feature eat-in or chef-caliber kitchens, generous walk-in closets, formal dining areas or dens, high-baseboard moldings, double-vanity baths, and in-unit washer/dryers where configured. Exterior and shared spaces favor small-scale urban greenery and social outdoor life: a planted garden, private outdoor terraces of varying sizes, individual balconies, and a communal roof deck provide multiple options for outdoor entertaining and quiet access to sunlight. The building operates with a part-time doorman and offers practical building amenities including bike storage, additional rentable storage, and video intercom security. Located in the NoMad/Gramercy corridor near Madison Square Park, the block-level setting places residents within walking distance of transit, restaurants, and neighborhood services; the building’s modest scale yields a residential atmosphere that balances privacy with occasional concierge presence. Pets are generally welcome and the staff model supports a neighborhood-focused, amenity-forward boutique condominium experience.