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A Hudson Yards Loft of Architectural Integrity and Exceptionally Low Monthlies

This striking 1,897-square-foot prewar loft condominium is a rare offering in Hudson Yards, combining authentic industrial character with a meticulously executed contemporary renovation, further distinguished by exceptionally low monthlies, a rarity for a home of this scale and caliber. With dramatic ceiling heights, oversized factory-style windows, exposed steel columns, and expansive proportions, the residence delivers a true loft experience—elevated for modern luxury living.

The home opens into a grand great room designed for both scale and flow. Wide-plank white oak flooring, exposed beams, and structural steel detailing frame the space, while oversized north-facing windows provide consistent natural light and a calm, gallery-like atmosphere ideal for art, entertaining, and everyday living. A decorative stone-clad fireplace anchors the room, adding warmth and architectural depth.
At the center of the home, the open chef’s kitchen is a sculptural statement. Designed by B&B Italia / Arclinea, it features custom wood cabinetry, a sleek white island with integrated storage, and top-tier appliances including a Wolf double wall oven and induction cooktop, Sub-Zero refrigerator, wine storage, and Miele dishwasher. The adjacent dining area comfortably accommodates large gatherings while maintaining visual openness across the loft.

The primary suite is thoughtfully positioned for privacy and scale, featuring a dedicated glass-enclosed dressing corridor with custom Lema closets leading to a spa-like ensuite bath. The bathroom is a true retreat, appointed with heated floors, Toto fixtures, a freestanding soaking tub, a two-person rainfall shower, and double vanities, all wrapped in refined imported stone and minimalist detailing. Additional highlights include custom built-ins, designer lighting, an in-unit washer and dryer, video intercom, and thoughtfully integrated storage, all contributing to a seamless blend of form and function.

There are a few layout configuration options to suit your needs and creativity. The space can function as a two-bedroom home (see Proposed Floorplan 1), a one-bedroom plus den, or as an expansive open loft (see Proposed Floorplan 2). The current setup is a one-bedroom with a den, showcasing the home’s flexibility for personalized living.

The Glass Farmhouse Condominium is a boutique, pet-friendly building offering a part-time doorman and a newly renovated rooftop deck, providing a quiet residential experience in one of Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods.
Located moments from Hudson Yards’ premier dining, shopping, fitness destinations, and cultural landmarks including the High Line and The Shed, this residence offers the perfect balance of architectural substance and modern convenience.

There are two current assessments, $98.79 through March 2028 related to the Climate Mobilization Act, and $92.98 for building improvements, which is open-ended.

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