Flatiron House

Tucked into the heart of New York City, the Flatiron House is split between two buildings connected by a garden that features bright and airy residences punctuated with lush greenery. Just steps from Madison Square Park and its namesake Flatiron Building, the structure brought to the city by COOKFOX Architects features loggias, Juliet balconies, and ornate views of the iconic New York City skyline.

Floorplans include half- and full-floor residences swimming in natural light with seamless transitions between the outdoors and indoors. Each condo offers wide-plank oak floors, custom millwork, Calacatta Linclon marble slab countertops, Gaggenau and Thermador appliances, Dornbracht fixtures, and more.

Residents enjoy access to an owner’s lounge, a game room, a sunlit gym, and yoga area. Perhaps the most breathtaking elements of the building are its lobbies, dripping in American walnut and limestone fixtures. These elements come alongside bronzed metal doors and a patterned canopy that mimics natural light peeking through leafy foliage.