21 E 22Nd St

A stately 12-story pre-war loft building in Manhattan's Flatiron District, completed in 1910 and configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom residences and larger combined loft units. The architecture preserves classic pre-war loft attributes: high beamed ceilings (often 10–17 feet), oversized industrial-style windows, exposed brick in many units, wide open great rooms and hardwood floors. Interiors commonly include eat-in kitchens or breakfast bars, generous storage and walk-in closets, formal entry foyers and opportunities for creative reconfiguration or lofted sleeping areas. The co-op has a full-time attended lobby with a live-in superintendent, updated lobby finishes, laundry rooms on every floor and a planted, furnished roof deck. Building services and storage are organized: bike storage, basement storage bins and refrigerated delivery storage are available. Policies are buyer-friendly for a pre-war cooperative: pets, pieds-à-terre, guarantors and subletting/rental flexibility are permitted within the board’s rules; financing up to typical co-op limits is allowed. Situated on a wide, tree-lined residential block between Park Avenue South and Broadway, the building places residents steps from Madison Square Park, Union Square market, top restaurants and multiple subway lines, delivering an amenity-rich urban lifestyle with the character and scale of historic loft living.