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30 West 15th Street is a 12-story, 20-unit boutique cooperative at the intersection of several popular Manhattan neighborhoods. The building features a stylish lobby and is conveniently located near Union Square Park, dining, shopping, and public transportation. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
30 West 15th Street is a 12-story, 20-unit boutique co-op housed in a former printer building at the intersection of Chelsea, the Flatiron District, Union Square, and Greenwich Village. The prewar building features a stylish lobby with video intercom and key lock system, front and rear freight elevators, basement storage, and on site superintendent. Located on a quiet, tree lined block with minimal through traffic, the building sits just one block from Union Square Park and two blocks from Union Square Station, providing access to multiple subway lines.
The lofts retain their industrial character with original cast iron beams and soaring 11 foot ceilings throughout. Most units feature expansive window lines, with several apartments boasting 48 to 50 feet of oversized windows. South facing exposures are common, offering unobstructed views of One World Trade Center and downtown Manhattan. The building's layout includes just two apartments per floor with semi-private keyed elevator access, and units range from two to four bedrooms, with several flexible layouts that can accommodate home offices or media rooms.
Several apartments have been designed by notable architects and designers. Neal Beckstedt, an AD100 designer, created one residence featured in Architectural Digest with nearly 50 shades of grey, incorporating smart home technology including a wall-mounted iPad control system, Sonos multi-room audio with nine zones, electric privacy and blackout shades, and hidden eight zone AC units. Multiple units were designed by Peter Marino Architects, featuring decorative fireplaces, custom millwork, and high end finishes including Lutron lighting and Dornbracht fixtures throughout.
Kitchens across the building are outfitted with luxury appliances from Viking, Sub-Zero, Miele, and Thermador. Many units include chef's kitchens with the option to be closed off via pocket or sliding doors, custom pantries, and wine storage. Bathrooms feature spa-like amenities including soaking tubs, steam showers, double vanities, and premium materials such as Rosso Levanto marble and custom tile work. In unit washer/dryer, central air conditioning, and abundant custom storage are standard throughout the building.
The crown jewel is Penthouse 12, a full floor loft spanning just under 4,000 square feet with four exposures, 21 windows, a skylight, and a private landscaped rooftop terrace of approximately 1,750 square feet offering panoramic downtown views. The building's prime location provides immediate access to the Union Square Greenmarket, numerous restaurants, and shopping along Fifth Avenue, with Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and Target all within five blocks. The building is pet friendly, and there is a 12 month assessment beginning November 2025 for $2,112.22 per month for a boiler upgrade project.
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