There’s no way to walk through New York City’s Flatiron district without seeing The Flatiron Building. It first opened in 1902 and has been part of the city’s fabric ever since. And for the first time in 124 years, if you have the money, you can call it home.
Formerly a commercial building, the Flatiron Building is being converted into 38 luxury condominiums, with a full completion scheduled for later this year. Apartments in the building range from three-bedroom units selling for around $10.95 million to the penthouse on the 21st floor going for over $50 million. Corcoran Sunshine is leading sales and marketing for all of the apartments, which were designed by Studio Sofield.
“Very few buildings in the world elicit an emotional response like The Flatiron Building and reimagining this iconic landmark as residential homes has been an exciting and deeply meaningful experience; one we approach with great care and respect,” William Sofield, designer and founder of Studio Sofield, tells CNBC Make It via email.
There are currently two four-bedroom, four-bathroom units available, priced from $16 million to $18.9 million. Others are set to become available later this year, with three-quarters of the building expected to be done by July.
