31 E 28Th St

The Parkwood Condominium is a boutique, prewar loft conversion in NoMad, Manhattan originally built in 1913 and restored with a thorough 2006 renovation. Occupying twelve stories with roughly 19–22 bespoke residences, the building emphasizes large, loft-scale 2- and 3-bedroom homes, many laid out as full-floor or floor-through apartments. Architecturally it blends Beaux-Arts prewar details—mosaic tile lobby floors, oak-paneled walls, exposed beams and high plaster moldings—with contemporary finishes and systems installed during the conversion. Units typically boast 11–12 foot beamed ceilings, oversized multi-directional windows, wide-plank hardwood floors, private keyed-elevator landings, substantial custom millwork and integrated smart-home controls in select residences. Kitchens are designed for serious cooking with stone counters, island or breakfast bars and premium appliances; primary suites often include large fitted closets, windowed spa baths and private terraces or balconies. Building amenities are intimate and concierge-focused: 24-hour doorman/concierge, video security, a common roof deck with views, on-site superintendent, deeded storage in the basement and a resident-friendly pet policy. Services and systems include central or multi-zone HVAC, in-unit washers/dryers and secure access. Located between Park and Madison Avenues two blocks from Madison Square Park, the address sits amid restaurants, hotels and transit options, offering a dense urban lifestyle with immediate access to dining, shopping and multiple subway lines.