Penthouse Project with Massive Outdoor Space in NoMad Prewar Building

Have you been dreaming of outdoor space? Are you looking for a project in the sought after NoMad district? If so, look no further than this Penthouse apartment with amazing outdoor space. Situated on the rooftop of one of the few remaining pre-war buildings in the city that was designed by the acclaimed architect Stanford White, it sit between Park and Madison with views of the iconic Empire State Building.

The current footprint is a one bedroom and in its current condition requires extensive rehab. The roof area is estimated at 4,550 square feet which would allow for an expansion of the current apartment and the creation of significant outdoor deck space. Plans were submitted and approved by the New York City Department of Buildings which would increase the indoor living space to 1,358 square feet creating a spacious two or three bedroom apartment. The original plans kept the existing shell with the addition conceived of as an open, glass bright living, dining, and kitchen area all with access to extensive outdoor space with Empire State Building views.

Located in The Nottingham, it is just blocks away away from Madison Square Park, the 6, N, R, & F subways, Penn Station, and some of the best dining, shopping, markets, and boutiques. The lobby was recently and a video security system has been installed. There is a live-in super, pets are welcome, subletting and pied-a-terre are permitted.