130 W 30th Street, New York City, NY 10001

A palatial and voluminous three-bedroom, three-bathroom loft-like residence boasting eleven-foot beamed ceilings and extraordinary scale throughout in the Cass Gilbert Condominium.

An inviting entry foyer with a spacious closet flows seamlessly into a vast great room. Pocket doors connect one of the secondary bedrooms to this main living area, offering the option to expand the space into a dramatic double-sized entertaining haven. The stunning chef’s kitchen is a true showpiece, wrapped in Calacatta gold marble with a turned-up backsplash and offering an extraordinary expanse of counter space, including a generous breakfast bar that invites both casual dining and lively gatherings. Top-tier appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator, wine cooler, vented GE Profile cooktop, and panel-front Miele dishwasher.

The primary suite is a serene retreat with an oversized walk-in closet and a spa-like bathroom showcasing a marble-topped double vanity, an expansive marble-encased soaking tub, a separate glass-enclosed shower, and mosaic tile flooring. Across the apartment, a second corner bedroom of remarkable scale serves as an alternate primary, complete with its own ensuite bathroom and shower. A third full bath, elegantly finished with Kohler fixtures and a marble-topped vanity with storage drawers, sits conveniently adjacent to the vented washer/dryer.

Additional highlights include gleaming hardwood floors, thermostat-controlled heat and air conditioning, and abundant natural light pouring through oversized windows.

Built by renowned architect Cass Gilbert—best known for designing the iconic Woolworth Building—this Assyrian Revival landmark was converted from a commercial loft building into luxury residences in 2004. The Cass Gilbert Condominium offers part-time doorman service, video security, and storage. Perfectly positioned in the heart of Manhattan at the nexus of Hudson Yards, NoMad, and Flatiron, 130 West 30th Street is moments from acclaimed restaurants, shopping, multiple subway lines, and Madison Square Park (and its beloved dog run).

The current owner has already paid a large assessment funding impressive building upgrades in full, including forthcoming lobby, hallway, and elevator renovations—an exceptional benefit to the new owner. An additional assessment of $1,428.38 runs until July 2026.