40 W 24Th St

Built in 1905 and rising ten stories, this intimate prewar loft cooperative contains roughly fifteen large residences laid out as two- and three-bedroom homes. The neo‑Renaissance façade conceals classic loft bones inside: high ceilings, exposed brick and cylindrical concrete columns that define expansive, flexible living areas. Units typically feature generous foyers, formal dining areas, walk‑in closets and pantry/laundry rooms, with many homes renovated to include modern chef’s kitchens and spa‑caliber baths while retaining original hardwood floors and antique doors. Common areas prioritize outdoor living—a thoughtfully landscaped, fully furnished roof deck with barbecue and sweeping city views serves as the focal amenity; the building also provides bike storage and a keyed elevator. Practical comforts include wired FiOS capability, split or PTAC HVAC setups, and smoke‑free policies. The cooperative is pet friendly, offers a resident super and a quiet, small‑scale residential rhythm that blends prewar character with contemporary finishes. Located a half‑block from Madison Square Park in the Flatiron/NoMad corridor, the building sits within immediate reach of multiple subway lines, grocery options and an exceptional concentration of restaurants and services.