$1,650,000

Thoughtfully redesigned, this 1,259-square-foot condominium loft offers an open, airy layout, clean modern design, and distinctive details that create a space that is both refined and welcoming. Enter a dramatic foyer with Tom Dixon lighting opens to an expansive living and dining area featuring soaring 12 foot ceilings, wide-plank Dinesen oak floors, and oversized south-facing windows framing spectacular Midtown skyline and Hudson River views Complementing the space is an Aeros Cocoon suspended fireplace, adding warmth and ambiance. The minimalist Bulthaup b2 kitchen is beautifully appointed with premium appliances, a multifunctional workshop island with seating, and elegant Moooi lighting, flowing effortlessly into the dining area with its custom built-in banquette. The tranquil bedroom offers a peaceful retreat with an entire wall of custom-fitted closets, while the spa-inspired Carrara marble bath features a floating infinity sink and heated floors. Additional highlights include a Nest climate control system, motorized shades, an LG washer/dryer, and a flexible floor plan offering the potential to create a two-bedroom, two-bath residence. The Glass Farmhouse at 448 West 37th Street designed in the Renaissance Revival style was built in 1914 and converted to condominiums in 1982. Comprising just 52 residences, the building has also earned NYC's coveted A energy grade under Local Law 84. Residents enjoy a beautifully renovated industrial-chic lobby, secure package room, part-time lobby attendant, superintendent, porter, and an landscaped roof terrace with breathtaking 360° views Perfectly positioned moments from Hudson Yards, The High Line, Hudson River Park, The Shed, The Edge, Moynihan Train Hall, the Baryshnikov Arts Center, Whole Foods, and Brooklyn Fare. The Glass Farmhouse places some of Manhattan's finest dining, culture, green space, and transportation at your doorstep. CMA Assessment $126.54 Surcharge Assessment $119.10