There’s a freestanding bed and hidden closets at this $1.5M Flatiron loft

Designed by noted Tucson, Arizona-based architect Rick Joy, this Flatiron loft is “truly one of a kind,” as the listing states. Located at 60 West 20th Street, the 982-square-foot condo is one open space, with separate areas for living, dining, sleeping, and working. A freestanding bed surrounded by curtains, two full walls of hidden storage, and a sleek, minimalist aesthetic all help make the configuration work. The apartment is for sale asking $1,500,000, and it’s available furnished.

Throughout the home are new white-washed Dinesen Douglas Fir 18-inch-wide plank floors, high-gloss plaster walls and ceilings, and special soundproofing. Under the three arched windows are built-in shelving and a built-in desk. Both side walls are lined with hidden storage closets where the floor and wall match seamlessly without a joint. If more space is needed, the apartment comes with an additional storage unit down the hall. A custom light fixture over the dining room table and the custom-designed bed are truly unique.

The kitchen cabinetry flows seamlessly from the built-in closets. There are appliances from Sub-Zero, Thermador, Miele, and KitchenAid, as well as an adjacent washer/dryer closet.

Even the bathroom is sleek and modern, with both a glass standing shower and Neptune Zen freestanding tub, as well as double sinks.

The apartment is on the sixth floor of The Cammeyer, so titled because when the loft building was constructed in 1892 it was home to the world’s largest shoe store of the same name. It was converted to 67 condos in 2007 and offers residents a 24-hour doorman, roof deck, and fitness center. It’s part of the Ladies Mile Historic District.

[Listing details: 60 West 20th Street, 6J at CityRealty]

[At The Corcoran Group by Rhonda Vitoulis]

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Listing photos by Rachel Kazuma at RISE Media