Manhattan’s Flatiron neighborhood has a new standout on the market. Asking $9.995 million, this approximately 5,000-square-foot penthouse pairs expansive interiors with a private two-level rooftop terrace.
“This is a rare find in any location—5,000 continuous square feet with adjacent outdoor space the size of a two-bed apartment—is highly unusual,” offers listing agent Rachel Glazer.
Inside, the scale comes to life in a 40-foot-wide corner living room filled with natural light. The comprehensively renovated pre-war loft retains original architectural details and exposed brick, while an open kitchen and adjoining dining area offer a more contemporary layout.
A dramatic floating staircase leads upstairs to a skylight-filled great room with a large gas fireplace and adjoining second kitchen. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors blur the line between indoors and out, opening directly onto the landscaped terrace.
Spread across two levels, the rooftop creates an outdoor counterpart to the spacious interiors below, with areas for dining and lounging framed by views of Manhattan landmarks, including the Empire State and MetLife Buildings.
The penthouse is listed with Rachel Glazer of Brown Harris Stevens.
