A 1920s Loft Hits the Market in Midtown Manhattan for $940K

Dwell Staff
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The live/work flat comes with 13-foot ceilings, polished cement floors, and a Murphy bed.

Tall windows and floor-to-ceiling wood shelving enhances the apartment's sense of space.
Tall windows and floor-to-ceiling wood shelving enhances the apartment's sense of space.

Location: 529 West 42nd Street, 2G, New York, New York

Price: $940,000

Year Built: 1929

Footprint: 1,100 square feet

From the Agent: "Here it is, a true live/work building—enjoy a rare and vibrant, downtown loft–like apartment with the convenience of midtown living. With both industrial and pre-war character, and a contemporary and modern feel, this stunning residence boasts over 1,100 square feet, soaring ~13-foot ceilings, and custom-fitted storage and shelving throughout. The design includes high-end custom concrete flooring, which is durable and complements the sophisticated space. Surrounded by three large windows on the main level, the grand space offers a myriad of possibilities. It can be enjoyed as-is—a completely open concept living/dining room and kitchen—or can easily be converted into a traditional one-bedroom space."

Upon entry is a charming foyer with ample storage that leads down to the main living areas.
Upon entry is a charming foyer with ample storage that leads down to the main living areas.
Tall windows and floor-to-ceiling wood shelving enhances the apartment's sense of space.
Tall windows and floor-to-ceiling wood shelving enhances the apartment's sense of space.

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