This meticulously renovated artist's luxury loft at 50 West 29th Street in the heart of NoMad, Manhattan, offers 2,300 square feet of adaptable living space, perfect for modern urban living. The layout is designed to be highly adaptable, allowing for one or two bedrooms, with the flexibility to create a third bedroom within the expansive living area.

Entering from a semi-private elevator landing, you step into a 37-foot living and dining area with 11-foot ceilings, complemented by natural light from five oversized Panorama tilt-and-turn windows. The north-facing windows provide consistent light and direct sun through the south windows, while soundproofed 6" white oak plank flooring ensures peace and quiet.

The kitchen is both stylish and functional, featuring top-of-the-line Bosch stainless steel appliances, including a French door refrigerator, sleek dishwasher, and Summit wine fridge. The large central island provides ample space for meal prep and casual dining, while sleek cabinetry offers abundant storage, combining clean lines with modern elegance. Adjacent to the kitchen is a flexible area, ideal for a home office, creative studio, or library.

The private bedroom area, located at the quiet rear of the building, features oversized Champion casement windows, offering bright southern exposure. The flexible layout allows for either one or two bedrooms or a spacious primary suite, separated by custom floor-to-ceiling pocket doors, which easily slide open or closed to provide privacy or an open-concept space. The built-in Murphy bed adds versatility, while the white oak plank flooring continues under the walls, allowing for easy reconfiguration of the layout without needing to patch the floors. The design also offers the option to create a third legal bedroom within the expansive living area, providing even more flexibility.

The primary bathroom is a spa-like retreat, with a deep soaking tub, a separate sleek shower, and luxurious heated floors for ultimate comfort. A floating double vanity not a vanity, a double sink adds modern sophistication. The second bathroom, located near the living area, doubles as the guest bath and is equally well-appointed with high-end finishes, a floating sink, and a stylish stall shower.

Additional features include a laundry closet with a full-sized LG washer and fully vented gas dryer, and a small utility sink. The loft also features three ceiling fans, Phillips LED cove lighting, and a Mitsubishi split-system HVAC with five interior handlers for year-round comfort.

Located in a historic building converted to a co-op in 1977, this residence is part of the Flower Tenants Corporation, an intimate 14-story building with only 25 apartments, two per floor, providing both privacy and a close-knit community. The building offers two passenger elevators and a service elevator for convenience. A full time superintendent manages the building's needs, and a video intercom system provides