448 W 37Th St

The Glass Farmhouse Condominium is a 13-story prewar loft conversion completed in 1914 and set in the Hudson Yards area of Manhattan. The mixed-use brick-and-limestone structure houses 28 units ranging from studios to three-bedroom layouts, many configured or convertible as live/work lofts. Typical residences feature industrial loft cues — double-height or 12–13-foot beamed/concrete ceilings, large multi-panel windows, exposed brick or cast-iron columns in some units, and wide-plank hardwood or polished concrete floors. Interiors often include designer kitchens with high-end appliances, generous storage and walk-in closets, luxe baths with soaking tubs or rain showers, built-ins, crown moldings, and formal or eat-in dining areas. Common areas emphasize urban roof-top living and building services: a landscaped approximately 3,000-square-foot roof deck with skyline and river views, a renovated lobby with part-time attendant, superintendent and porters, a central laundry room, passenger and service elevators, and secure freight access. Exterior features include permeable paving in planted areas and private outdoor spaces for select units. The property permits pets (policies vary) and allows live/work use, with central AC permitted with approval. Located steps from Hudson Yards, the High Line, Chelsea galleries, multiple subway lines, and riverfront parks, the building suits an active urban lifestyle with convenient retail, dining and cultural destinations nearby.