254 Park Ave S

254 Park Avenue South is a restored pre-war condominium set in a Beaux-Arts limestone building completed in 1913 and converted to condos in the late 2000s. The property rises roughly 12–13 stories and contains a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom residences configured with loft-like proportions: high beamed ceilings (12–14 feet reported), oversized sash and picture windows, wide-plank hardwood floors, and open-plan living areas. Interiors frequently include chef-caliber kitchens with stone counters and integrated high-end appliances, generous closets and walk-ins, and modernized baths with soaking tubs or glass-enclosed showers; many units also incorporate sleeping lofts or mezzanines and in-unit washer/dryers. Common spaces emphasize resident services and social life: a staffed 24-hour doorman and concierge, on-site resident manager, a private fitness center, and an appointed residents’ lounge with bar, poker and billiards tables. Outdoors there is a landscaped courtyard and select units offer private balconies or small outdoor terraces; the building is pet-friendly. Located on the northwest corner of Park Avenue South and 20th Street, the address sits at the confluence of Flatiron, Gramercy and Union Square, providing immediate access to Madison Square Park, Union Square Park and the farmers’ market, numerous restaurants and groceries, and multiple subway lines for direct citywide transit.