Two months after debuting its first unit for sale on the public market, the Flatiron Building — in its new condominium era — has just found a buyer for a grand full-floor apartment.
Mansion Global reports the property asked a cool $30.5 million — and so far it’s the priciest home inside to enter contract.
However, the final price to be paid and the identity of its forthcoming owner are not yet known.
A rendering of what’s in store for the Flatiron Building in its new residential age. Visualization One
The triangle-shaped edifice has long been a city landmark. Getty Images
Homes inside will come with luxe open kitchens. Visualization One
The bedrooms will fill with light. Visualization One
Among the amenities: a lovely billiards room. Visualization OneDespite homes being marketed publicly beginning early this year, off-market sales kicked off several months earlier in the fall.
This seventh-floor spread runs an impressive 7,600-plus square feet. It will be stitched together from two separate units to be combined by the developer. Among its best perks: a more than 1,600-square-foot great room that looks out to Madison Square Park.
A team of developers purchased the famed building — one of New York’s most-photographed landmarks — in 2023. The ongoing condo conversion marks the first time it will be home to residences.
When complete, there will be 38 condos — plus amenities such as a round-the-clock doorman, a 60-foot lap pool, a gym and a jewel-tone billiards room.
