A true downtown loft in the heart of NoMad, this expansive corner residence pairs remarkable scale with iconic New York views. Twelve oversized windows wrap the home in natural light, framing direct views of both the Empire State and Chrysler Buildings, while 10-foot beamed ceilings, exposed brick and hardwood floors preserve its authentic prewar character. Currently configured as a two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence, the loft offers a flexible footprint with generous separation between living, working and private spaces. Its expansive proportions allow each room to feel substantial while preserving the openness and scale that define the home. At the center of the residence, an oversized open kitchen with a substantial island flows seamlessly into the sprawling living and dining areas—equally suited to entertaining on a grand scale or everyday living. Western light fills the loft in the afternoon, followed by illuminated skyline views after dark. Additional features include CitiQuiet windows, exceptional closet storage and an in-unit washer and dryer. The Gilsey House is one of NoMad’s most distinctive historic addresses. Originally constructed in 1869 as a grand hotel, the landmarked building once welcomed guests including Oscar Wilde and Samuel Clemens. Today, the intimate 40-residence cooperative offers keyed elevator access, a video intercom, resident manager, private storage, bicycle storage and a central laundry room. Set at the crossroads of NoMad and Madison Square, the location places some of Manhattan’s best dining, hospitality, shopping and cultural destinations within blocks, along with Madison Square Park and convenient access to the 6, B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W and PATH trains. The cooperative permits pets, pied-à-terre ownership, co-purchasing, guarantors and gifting, subject to board approval.