This gigantic co-op loft, one of just two units on the 12th floor, is a perfect offering for those looking for an urban sanctuary, featuring large, sunny windows, open north and west exposures, and sweeping city views! Currently laid out as an enormous open living/dining area with two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, its 1890 sf can be easily reconfigured to meet your specific needs.

This versatile space combines lofty dimensions and prewar charm, making it an ideal residence and place to do business with lots of possibilities. Enter into a foyer connected to the enormous open sun-blasted living/dining area surrounded by oversized tilt-n-turn windows with soaring 11 foot ceilings for volume and air, and oak hardwood floors adding warmth and elegance. Your inviting primary bedroom is open and bright with its own ensuite, and the second bedroom could also be utilized as a den/office. Other features include plenty of builtin storage and bookshelves throughout.

The generously sized kitchen contains plenty of counter space and cabinetry and is well situated to be opened up to the main living/dining area. A room off the kitchen can be utilized as an office, extra storage space, or a pantry. Your own private laundry room is on the floor.

The building has a newly renovated lobby and new elevators, both without assessment. With the benefit of commercial tenants, the building is financially sound and has not seen maintenance increases for a number of years.

Converted to a loft cooperative in 1981, 11 W 30th St was built in 1925 as a garment manufacturing building. The building has a full time superintendent who accepts packages on behalf of shareholders. There are three keyed elevators (including a freight elevator) and video intercom. Conveniently located in the heart of NoMad with its soaring new developments and Madison Square Park, the finest restaurants, gourmet food shopping including a Whole Foods, high-end retailers, and fitness studios including CorePower Yoga. There are numerous public transportation options nearby, including the well-connected 34th St-Herald Square subway station, steps away.