140 Fifth Ave, 2-FLR

A keyed elevator opens directly into more than 3,600 square feet of dramatic loft living at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 19th Street - a rare Flatiron residence with extraordinary scale, light, quiet, and storage.

The first impression is immediate: ceilings over 13 feet, more than 20 oversized windows, and cinematic views up Fifth Avenue and across the historic Flatiron streetscape. Arched windows frame the energy of the city outside, while the interiors remain remarkably quiet and private.

Designed for both everyday living and impressive entertaining, the home offers grand, flexible living and dining areas with multiple places to gather, host, work, and relax. Whether used for intimate dinners, large-scale entertaining, or quiet day-to-day living, the layout adapts beautifully.

The renovated eat-in kitchen features a walk-in pantry, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range, generous prep space, and the kind of storage rarely found in downtown loft living.

One of the home's most valuable features is an exceptional den/media room of nearly 500 square feet. With exposed brick, generous proportions, and incredible versatility, this space can function as a screening room, library, home office, playroom, guest area, or second living room.

The residence currently offers three bedrooms, including one configured as a home gym. A secondary bedroom includes a lofted bonus area, ideal for storage, play, or a creative hideaway.

The primary suite features city-quiet windows, an enormous walk-in dressing room, and a separate oversized storage room.

Additional features include central air conditioning with a Nest thermostat system, a dedicated laundry room with a vented dryer and sink, two full bathrooms plus a powder room, and glazed windows designed to protect art, regulate temperature, and enhance privacy.

Best of all, the apartment offers an extraordinary amount of storage throughout - a rare luxury in any Manhattan home.

140 Fifth Avenue is a boutique pre-war co-op ideally positioned in the heart of the Flatiron Historic District, moments from Union Square, Madison Square Park, top restaurants, shopping, transportation, and downtown's best neighborhoods. Residents enjoy three elevators, including two service/freight elevators and a new passenger elevator as of the Fall of 2025, along with an on-site superintendent, professional management, and the convenience of package delivery directly to the apartment.