120 E 29Th St

A nine-story prewar condominium conversion in Manhattan, completed in 1920, the building reads as an intimate boutique residence with loft-like floor plates. Most homes are multi-room two-bedroom layouts with high ceilings, oversized windows, formal entry foyers, and architectural details such as double-vanity baths, walk-in closets, and dedicated dining areas. Interior finishes commonly include chef-caliber kitchens with Poggenpohl cabinetry and Viking or Sub-Zero appliances, eat-in counters or breakfast bars, period woodwork and wide-plank hardwood floors; many units add dens or home-office spaces and in-unit washer/dryers. Exterior features emphasize private outdoor life: unit balconies, private roof decks, planted gardens and a range of private terraces, some substantial in size. Common areas are modest and service-oriented — a part-time doorman, video intercom, bicycle room, and a landscaped communal roof deck — alongside building storage and basement bike/storage rooms. The property sits on a tree-lined block near Madison Square Park and the crossroads of NoMad/Gramercy, placing residents within easy walking distance of transit, restaurants and neighborhood retailers. Pet-friendly policies and a service staff create a city-centered but residential atmosphere suited to buyers seeking substantial apartment proportions, outdoor space and upgraded kitchen-and-bath standards within an established Manhattan neighborhood.