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11 West 20th Street is a nine story condominium completed in 1909 and converted to residential use in 1995, with five homes in the Flatiron District. Its defining character is that of a pre-war loft building, with full floor residences organized around broad open interiors and barrel vaulted ceilings reaching approximately 11 feet.
Apartments commonly combine oversized north and south facing windows with exposed brick, original or rich hardwood floors, central air conditioning, built ins, and substantial storage. The layouts range from one bedroom homes with office or den space to expansive two bedroom residences with two and a half or three bathrooms, and several have separate laundry rooms. Kitchens open to large living and dining areas and are equipped with high end appliances, induction cooking, and generous cabinetry.
The building has an intercom system and permits pets. Its location places it between Madison Square Park and Union Square, with Fifth Avenue retail, restaurants, Eataly, greenmarkets, and other amenities in the surrounding Flatiron, NoMad, Chelsea, and Gramercy areas. The 4, 5, and 6 trains stop at 23rd Street and Park Avenue South, while the N, Q, R, and W trains stop at 23rd Street and Broadway.
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