407 Park Ave S

Built in 1984, this 26-story co-op tower on Park Avenue South occupies a prominent NoMad/Flatiron address. The building’s post‑war massing presents a straightforward vertical profile with a mix of studio, one‑ and two‑bedroom residences, most laid out with separate dining or eat‑in kitchens and plentiful closet and storage allocations. Interiors commonly feature hardwood or carpeted floors, granite or quartz counters, marble bathrooms, walk‑in and his‑and‑hers closets, and noise‑reducing oversized windows that capture western and southern city views. Common areas emphasize full‑service living: a 24‑hour doorman/concierge, live‑in superintendent, central laundry, assigned basement storage and a bike room. Residents also enjoy on‑site fitness facilities, a furnished roof deck with barbecue and panoramic views, a planted courtyard garden, and additional building storage. The building allows pets and accommodates pied‑à‑terre and co‑purchasing in many cases; it typically operates with cooperative board governance and covers building services such as maintenance and utilities. Its block places it steps from transit (notably the 6 train), Madison Square Park, Whole Foods and a dense mix of restaurants, retailers and cultural destinations that define NoMad’s urban lifestyle.