One Madison: A Prized Duplex Perched Above Manhattan Seeks $30 Million

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Completed in 2013, the 60-story building features architecture by CetraRuddy and interiors designed by Yabu Pushelberg. The residence, originally conceived as a duplex, was split into two full-floor condominiums prior. This impressive listing unites the recently gut-renovated 56th floor and the raw 55th floor, and can be purchased as-is or completed to the specifications of the approved plans, reflected in the pictures.

Amenities:

Inside One Madison, developer Related Companies has spared no expense in bringing enticing amenities to residents of the coveted luxury condominium. Some standout offerings include an indoor pool erected within marble-clad walls, a yoga room, an Equinox Fitness Club, a spa with a glass-enclosed steam room, a children’s playroom, and One Club at One Madison, which offers bespoke lifestyle services and venue space for everyday leisure and special celebrations alike. Attentive staff also see that your every need is taken care of, whether it’s delivering an important package or ensuring your private party in the building’s dining room and lounge, complete with fare cooked up à la minute in the building’s catering kitchen, goes off without a hitch.

The Neighborhood:

The bustling Flatiron District is a hip and thriving area ripe with commercial activities, buzzy bistros, and unexpected gems. The centerpieces of the neighborhood are the verdant urban oasis of Madison Square Park and the iconic Flatiron Building that dates to 1902. There are destination shops and restaurants, too, like Eataly NYC Flatiron, the gourmet Italian hub beloved by locals and tourists alike, where pecorino, Grana Padano, and aged Gorgonzola are on hand for any last-minute cheese plate. This industrial-chic neighborhood also provides easy access to Gramercy, Chelsea, and Downtown Manhattan. Worth noting: During the work week, locals dot the streets of Flatiron, but on the weekend it can be a bit of a tourist hub thanks to the nearby Empire State Building and Madison Square Garden, along with an abundance of world-class restaurants like Cosme and Gramercy Tavern, bars, and subway stations.