76 Madison Ave

76 Madison Avenue is a converted prewar condominium in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood, originally built in 1911 and renovated into a 14-story boutique condo with roughly three dozen residences. The conversion preserves classic loft proportions—notably 11-foot-plus beamed ceilings, oversized multi-pane windows, exposed structural posts and wide-plank oak floors—while integrating contemporary finishes such as marble counters, kitchen islands, and custom millwork. Units are configured primarily as two- and three-bedroom lofts with flexible layouts that often include a den or home office, winged bedroom plans, and generous closets or walk-in closets. Select homes offer private keyed-elevator access and direct entry into the residence. Building services and common spaces reflect full-service urban living: a 24-hour doorman/concierge, live-in superintendent, deeded storage, and a landscaped 3,500 sq ft roof terrace with seating, an outdoor bar and a fireplace. Mechanical conveniences include in-unit laundry in many residences, elevator service, and individually controlled HVAC. Exterior traits include a traditional masonry façade with modernized windows and a recently completed façade restoration per local law. The property is pet-friendly and sits two blocks from Madison Square Park, amid dense retail, dining and transit options (multiple subway lines nearby), offering a central, walkable Manhattan lifestyle.