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This attractive Beaux-Arts-style building at 31 East 28th Street in NoMad was originally built in 1913 and converted to a residential condominium in 2006. Known as the Parkwood, it features 21 apartments with high ceilings, elegant pre-war details, and modern amenities.
The Parkwood is a 12 story NoMad condominium created from a 1913 commercial loft building designed by Schwartz & Gross. Converted in 2006, the 21 residence building retains a Beaux Arts façade with a three story limestone base, beige brick above, patterned masonry spandrels, and a decorative stringcourse.
Henry J. Justin of HJ Development Corporation led the residential conversion, with CMA Design Studio as architect and Alan Tanksley responsible for the interiors. Apartments commonly have ceilings of 11 feet or higher, oversized windows, broad galleries, open living areas, central air, and in-unit laundry. Many are expansive half floor lofts with private keyed landings, while the two duplex penthouses extend over two levels and open to private terraces.
The building has a staffed doorman and concierge desk, a superintendent, video intercom security, refrigerated delivery storage, resident storage, and a roof deck. The lobby combines mosaic tile floors with white oak wall paneling, and pets are permitted.
Madison Square Park is two blocks south, with Whole Foods across Madison Avenue and Eataly near the park's southwest corner. The 28th Street station on Park Avenue South, at the eastern end of the block, serves the 6 train; the N, R, and W trains stop at 28th Street and Broadway.
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