MADISON HOUSE
© Handel Architects
Description:
Located at 15 E 30th Street, Madison House boasts extraordinary views and architectural style, and rightfully so. Their residences start 150 feet from the ground, as they have constructed this building to have most of its mechanicals within the first 15 floors. Apartments feature corner exposures, with unique views from each apartment line. With 11 foot ceilings and floor to ceiling windows, even the lowest floors capture the beauty of the city from a central and primarily unobstructed viewpoint. The apartments are spacious and beautifully designed.
Amenities:
Amenities are by no means lacking, Gachot brings its experience of international hotel design to Madison house’s 30,000 square feet of club-style space including a spa with a 75-foot multi-lane pool, hot tub, cold plunge, sauna, and lounge area. Their athletic club sits 120 feet above street level and includes a gym, club, children’s playroom, golf simulator, and billiards room. Finally, their lounge demonstrates beauty in its double-height ceilings, where one can read a book or share a cocktail with a friend. The interior design is magnificent, as Madison House brings home the bacon for new development luxury living.
ROSE HILL
© Rose Hill Website
Description:
Located at 30 E 29th Street, Rose Hill is the first residential development ever built by the famous Rockefeller group. They have teamed with CetraRuddy, Manhattan’s premier architecture studio, to bring this project to life, combining the elegance and glamour of the Gotham aesthetic with a modern contemporary living style. The residences offer wonderful panoramic views making each home feel spacious and bright, with floor to ceiling windows. The modern contemporary style spreads through each home, with beautiful marble bathrooms, and a true detail of craftsmanship. Given its level of luxury and pricing, this is a must-see for both home buyers and investors.
Amenities:
With a beautiful double-height lobby and grand marble fireplace, this building screams luxury as you enter. When you walk down the spiral lobby staircase you walk into a fully equipped gym. Located in the gym area is a fitting room, a professional-grade squash court, a 50-foot pool, as well as the Dry Heat Wellness Sauna and spacious private changing rooms. In addition to all of the above, Rose Hill offers a lounge area with beautiful panoramic views of the city, a billiards table, library, fireplace, private dining room, bar, and two covered outdoor lounges for residents to enjoy. They also offer a studio guest suite for guests of residents of the building with prior reservation, bicycle storage, and a repair shop and a pet salon with a grooming tub and table.
30E 31ST STREET
© 30 E 31st St Website
Description:
Located between Madison and Park Avenue South, 30 E 31st Street is a building that stands out architecturally speaking. With inspiration from the 1020’s and 30’s skyscrapers, this building blends a modern sensibility with NoMad’s Neo-Gothic and Art Deco architecture and really stands out in the crowd of its surrounding buildings. The views are comparable to its nearby competition, with floor-to-ceiling windows featuring expansive views of the Empire State Building, NoMad architecture, and Midtown. The two-bedroom apartments consume the entire floor, so you truly feel alone and at home, as you take in the luxury of new development.
Amenities:
Residents can relax in the sophisticated lounge overlooking the tranquil viewing garden. The space is finished in rich stone and warm white oak, and feature a double-sided black limestone fireplace, sumptuous furnishings, and a separate space for intimate gatherings and events. There is also a private dining room with an en-suite catering kitchen available.
NoMad Insider
Why We Love NOMAD?
Let me introduce you to this chic part of town that was home for me when I first moved to Manhattan 35 years ago, where my kids were born and the part of town I had my warehouse and worked out of for many years. I have seen NoMad evolve over these 35 years and it is truly a “Cinderella” story.
North of Madison, or NoMad as it is affectionately known, is rapidly becoming the next location to be in Manhattan. Old commercial buildings that housed wholesalers and warehouses of low-end clothing and perfumes are being demolished and replaced by new luxury high-rise residential condominiums, posh hotels, Michelin star restaurants, and lavish boutiques.
The central location of NoMad, anchored by established neighborhoods such as Flatiron to the South, Chelsea to the West and Midtown to the North, makes it a very desirable destination. Madison Park, located at the South tip of NoMad, is a rare all-age and pet-friendly oasis in this bustling city with beautifully planned gardens that are open year-round. Whether you are a lover of art, music, or horticulture, there are all kinds of interesting activities taking place here year-round.
The goal of my team is not only to be your consultant and main source of resource, but to provide real experience and look into how will be the right place for you to call home.
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Below is a list mapping out some of the places we feel are worth checking out in NoMad. Be sure to follow our Instagram!
BORSALIA
A morning routine is vital to prepare one to take on the day, for most people like me, a dose of caffeine and a light breakfast is a must. It seems like on a daily basis, NoMad is opening new unique eateries, the latest addition is the NoMad outpost of Borsalia, a boutique Italian café that has its flagship store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Borsalia features delicious and esthetically pleasing pastries and coffee that bring back memories of Italy. If there is a pit stop I like to make every morning, it is at this trendy café!
THE NEW YORK EDITION HOTEL
We couldn’t wait too long to put one of the coolest and most popular places in NoMad on our go-to list. Located in a fully restored Beaux-Arts building on Broadway between 27th and 28th Street, this popular hotspot has 168 timeless rooms and suites and is a must go-to for both locals and tourists, whether you are staying the night or not. Featuring a state-of-the-art library, a unique bar experience, a Michelin star restaurant, and rooms with original and beautiful aesthetics.
THE CLOCKTOWER
If you’ve wondered what the iconic clocktower building you see around Madison Square Park is, look no further. Once Metropolitan Life Insurance Company’s headquarters, this building has been reinvented to offer luxury boutique accommodations, a hotel spa, a Michelin star restaurant, and more.
NoMad Expert Services
SELL WITH A NOMAD EXPERT
For over 20 years I have been representing owners of properties in Downtown Manhattan. I know the inner workings of most buildings in NOMAD, you will benefit from my unique marketing strategy that will help you achieve the highest price in the shortest period. There is no guesswork in my methodology, it is based on years of experience, there is a very good chance that I have sold your neighbor’s apartment.
PURCHASE WITH THE NEIGHBORHOOD EXPERT
Buyers benefit from my in-depth knowledge of the properties in Nomad. I can “walk you” through each apartment layout and exposure of every building without you stepping foot in the apartment so you can decide if the layout and exposure meet your search criteria, there is no trial-by-error method to the way I conduct my business, it is based on solid experience of years of sales in the buildings of the neighborhood.