11 EAST 29 STREET · #42A

This is a rare chance to secure a very high-floor corner unit with unbelievable views and light, in one of Manhattan's most vibrant neighborhoods. Perched high above NoMad, Residence 42A is a remarkable corner home with sweeping river-to-river views that feel increasingly rare in Manhattan. Floor-to-ceiling glass wraps the apartment in light from morning through sunset, revealing an extraordinary panorama of the city’s architectural landscape — from the Empire State Building, New York Life Building, Hudson Yards and Freedom Tower, to the Hudson River, East River, and the ever-changing skyline beyond. The views are unexpectedly expansive, with an openness and depth seldom found downtown, creating a sense of calm and scale more often associated with a penthouse than a traditional condominium residence. Formerly home to a prominent contemporary art collector, the apartment has also served as the setting for several notable gallery presentations, a reflection of both the quality of the light and the quiet sophistication of the space itself. The interiors are understated and refined, designed with an emphasis on proportion, light, and livability. A thoughtful corner layout allows each room to feel distinct while maintaining a natural sense of flow throughout the home. The open living and dining area is particularly striking against the backdrop of the skyline, equally suited to intimate evenings or larger-scale entertaining. Clean modern finishes and lines lend the apartment a restrained elegance. A former powder room has been transformed into a substantial closet and storage space, though plumbing remains fully in place, allowing for a seamless conversion back to a half bath if desired. Residents of this full-service condominium enjoy 24-hour doorman and concierge service, a well-appointed fitness center, and children’s playroom. Perfectly positioned in the heart of NoMad, the building sits moments from Madison Square Park and some of downtown Manhattan’s most established restaurants, hotels, galleries, and cultural destinations. The neighborhood continues to evolve, though it retains a distinctly New York sensibility — energetic, design-conscious, and deeply connected to the city’s creative and architectural history. Please note: there is a special assessment for hallway renovations of $907.04/mo., which ends 9/30/2026

1. listedMay 15, 2026

   $2.85M+14.2%
   Listed by Corcoran
2. closingJul 3, 2008

   $2.49M
   Closing record