22 W 26Th St

A boutique pre-war cooperative located in Manhattan’s NoMad/Flatiron corridor, this 12-story, early 20th-century building contains a small collection of large loft-style three-bedroom homes. Typical residences are duplex or open-plan lofts with ten-foot-plus ceilings, oversized multi-pane windows on multiple exposures, abundant built-ins and substantial closet storage; many units have been comprehensively renovated to incorporate modern chef’s kitchens, marble or stone baths, and in-unit washer/dryer systems. Common areas reflect the building’s intimate scale: a staffed lobby with daytime and evening attendants, a newly designed landscaped roof deck with panoramic Manhattan views, private basement storage and bicycle storage. The façade and interior circulation retain pre-war character — high ceilings, ornamental ironwork at some windows, and wide gallery-like hallways — while individual apartments show contemporary finishes such as custom millwork, integrated home-office areas, and multi-zone central air. Pet-friendly and elevator-served, the co-op sits a block or two from Madison Square Park, putting residents within easy reach of restaurants, parks, transit links and neighborhood retail that define the Flatiron/NoMad lifestyle.