The Space
A full floor of a brownstone that refuses to behave - irregular, wonderfully so, the kind of layout that unfolds rather than reveals itself all at once Eleven-foot ceilings that give the air somewhere to go Two queen bedrooms, convertible to three - arrange them however your life demands: a studio, a darkroom, a reading cave Exposed brick carrying the memory of the building's long life, anchored by a decorative fireplace The Light
Ten oversized windows pulling light across the rooms from morning until dusk, shifting and changing the way good light does The Details
A windowed kitchen and windowed bathroom - small gifts that matter deeply when you live and work somewhere A large private outdoor terrace for mornings, evenings, and everything in between Generous storage and a walk-in closet to handle the practical so the rest of the space doesn't have to The Quiet
Only two other units in the building - no noise bleeding through the walls, no strangers in the stairwell Two flights up, and then the whole floor is yours The Neighborhood
One block from the 6 train at 28th and Park Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Fairway, Eataly, and Madison Square Park all within easy reach