Infinity Flats is a 1935 building converted to a boutique condominium in 1982, featuring eight full-floor apartments with private elevators and virtual doorman service. Located in the Flatiron District, it offers convenient access to Madison Square Park, Eataly, fine dining, and Fifth Avenue shopping.
Infinity Flats, located at 24 East 21st Street, is a boutique condominium conversion completed in 1982 from a 1935 commercial building. The nine-story beige brick structure features a two-story rusticated limestone base, limestone quoins, arched windows on the third floor, and a distinctive broken pediment entrance with carved detailing. Designed by Karl Fischer with interiors by Andrés Escobar & Associates, the building contains just eight full floor residences, each accessed by private key lock elevators. The building offers a virtual doorman, secure lobby lockers, and is pet friendly.
The full floor apartments range from approximately 4,073 to 4,109 square feet, with most units featuring three to four bedrooms and four to four and a half baths. Common features include white oak plank floors, beamed ceilings with dramatic skylights, gas fireplaces, and 40 foot plus living and dining rooms. Kitchens are outfitted with Sub-Zero, Viking, and Bosch appliances, Bilotta cabinetry, and marble or quartz countertops with walk in pantries. Master bathrooms showcase Calacatta Gold marble with deep soaking tubs and separate showers. The third floor unit stands out for its exceptionally high ceilings and custom renovation featuring Venetian plaster walls, hand painted master bedroom by artist Ivo Ivannov, red lacquered kitchen, and Murano chandeliers throughout.
The penthouse is particularly notable, offering over 4,100 square feet of interior space plus a 700 to 850 square foot private landscaped terrace with a three season cabana and views of the Met Life Tower and Empire State Building. The unit features 15 to 18 foot ceilings, skylights, a media room with full bar, and three zone central air conditioning. Former residents include David Wright, third baseman for the New York Mets. The building's Flatiron District location between Broadway and Park Avenue South provides convenient access to Madison Square Park, Union Square Park, and the neighborhood's acclaimed restaurants and shopping.
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