408 W 34Th St

Madison Gardens is a mid-century, seven-story residential cooperative built in 1960 and containing 21 units composed mainly of studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts. The masonry façade and modest scale reflect the era’s practical urban housing; common corridors and a passenger elevator serve each floor. Unit interiors frequently feature hardwood floors, windowed kitchens, separate dining alcoves or formal dining rooms, granite counters or updated stainless-steel appliances, and occasionally exposed metal beams or architect-driven details in select residences. Shared building provisions include a live-in superintendent, video intercom/virtual doorman system, central laundry room, basement storage and bike storage, with on-site garage parking available via a waitlist. The co-op maintains relatively low monthly maintenance fees and a cooperative board that is described as financially sound and flexible. Pet policies are permissive in many listings. Located in North Chelsea/Hudson Yards near the Hudson River promenade, High Line, Penn Station and multiple subway lines, the building sits within a rapidly changing neighborhood defined by new retail, dining, cultural venues and strong transit connectivity.