Behind a double-height glass wall this $5M Flatiron co-op has architectural flair and a private terrace
Photo credit: Heidi Solander for Sotheby’s International Realty
This impressive Flatiron penthouse at 30 East 21st Street gets instant attention for the sloping double-height wall of framed glass that opens the home up to the city skyline–and the sky. But the $4,995,000 co-op has more enviable attributes: Off the living room is an equally sizable private piazza. In addition, two bedrooms and two baths, endless closet space, and a laundry room are just a few more of the luxuries found in this modern aerie, which was featured in Architectural Digest.
This sun-filled home atop a 13-unit pre-war co-op building gets you a bird’s-eye view of the surrounding skyscrapers. Looking out onto the terrace from the bright, open living room feels like being in a private museum gallery with an enchanted sculpture garden beyond.
Massive doors open onto the terrace, perfect for entertaining in daytime or moonlight. Beyond the terrace is the unique perk of a private storage room, which makes tending this urban garden so much more convenient.
A sleek European kitchen boasts contemporary wood cabinets and plenty of light. A spacious skylit dining room meets the living room at a squared archway with column details.
The main bedroom also gets the skylight treatment. The accompanying bath is framed by exotic marble tiles and pale walls.
The home’s second bedroom is a two-room affair: A stunning study boasts a smaller version of the slanted solarium roof found in the living room. Tall French doors lead to the chamber, which lies beneath white-painted industrial beams. The pet-friendly building offers a video intercom and a full-time super.
[Listing details: 30 East 21st Street, PH at CityRealty]
[At Sotheby’s International Realty by Jodi Rothman]
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Photo credit: Heidi Solander for Sotheby’s International Realty
