15 E 26Th St

A neoclassical prewar condominium occupying 20 stories on Madison Square Park, originally built in 1912 and converted to condos in the 2000s. The building contains a limited collection of large residences—primarily three- and four-bedroom loft-like units—characterized by very high ceilings (often 11–15 feet), deep-set oversized windows, and hardwood floors that preserve a classic yet grand interior scale. Typical apartments feature formal entry foyers, generous great rooms for combined living and dining, eat-in chef’s kitchens with high-end appliances and island counters, separate laundry rooms, multiple walk-in closets and spa-quality baths with marble finishes. Common programs emphasize resident convenience and lifestyle: a 24-hour attended lobby with concierge and full-time super, a landscaped rooftop terrace, a two-story fitness center with treatment and steam/sauna spaces, a children’s playroom, bicycle storage, temperature-controlled wine lockers, and private storage rooms. Outdoor access includes both a well-appointed roof deck and individual private outdoor spaces of varying sizes. The building is pet- and pied-a-terre–friendly and sits within immediate walking distance of Madison Square Park, transit hubs, specialty grocers and notable dining, lending itself to an address-driven, park-oriented urban lifestyle.