35 E 30Th St

A historic pre‑war cooperative located in NoMad, this nine‑story building dates to the late 19th century and retains many period details associated with Stanford White’s residential work. The exterior preserves a traditional masonry façade and an architecturally detailed entry; interiors commonly feature high ceilings, moldings, hardwood floors, and restored lobby finishes. Units range from studios to one‑ and three‑bedroom apartments with layouts that emphasize generous ceiling height, original millwork, and retrofit conveniences such as updated kitchens and in‑unit washer/dryers in some homes. Building services and systems include an elevator (with an additional freight elevator noted), a live‑in resident manager/superintendent, a virtual security system, and storage options; there is also a communal roof deck and building storage. The co‑op’s policies are generally flexible for a pre‑war house: pet‑friendly, pied‑a‑terre allowed, sponsor and guarantor purchases accommodated in some cases, and a tolerant subletting regime. Situated between Park and Madison Avenues near Madison Square Park, the property offers immediate access to transit, grocery options, restaurants, and retail, reflecting a walkable urban lifestyle in one of Manhattan’s established neighborhoods.