15 E 26th St #16BC, New York, NY 10010

Perched high above Madison Square Park in the prestigious 15 Madison Square North, Residence 16AB is an expansive and beautifully combined home offering exceptional scale, privacy, and light across a thoughtfully designed layout with distinct entertaining and bedroom wings. Flooded with southern and eastern light through oversized windows, this sprawling residence is anchored by a dramatic open living and dining room with soaring 11’7” ceilings, creating an extraordinary space for entertaining on a grand scale. Just off the main living area, the open kitchen and breakfast room seamlessly connect to one of two private terraces, ideal for indoor-outdoor living and dining. The private bedroom wing is well-separated from the entertaining spaces and includes a serene primary suite with its own private terrace, commodious walk-in closets, and a spacious en-suite bath. Additional bedrooms feature approximately 11-foot ceilings, excellent proportions, en-suite baths, and abundant closet space throughout. A separate den and dedicated office provide exceptional flexibility for media, work-from-home, or guest accommodations. With two large terraces, open park and city views, tremendous storage throughout, and an airy loft-like feel paired with classic pre-war proportions, Residence 16AB offers a rare combination of scale, functionality, and elegance in one of Downtown Manhattan’s most sought-after full-service condominiums. Originally built in 1912 and thoughtfully converted into luxury condominiums, 15 Madison Square North is a distinguished pre-war building offering white-glove service, including a full-time doorman, concierge, and resident manager. Residents enjoy an exceptional suite of amenities including a landscaped rooftop terrace, two-story fitness center, children’s playroom, bike storage, temperature-controlled wine storage, and private storage lockers. Perfectly positioned along Madison Square Park, the building is moments from some of Manhattan’s finest restaurants, shopping, hotels, and cultural destinations, with convenient access to the 6, N, R, W, M, and PATH trains. Tom Postilio & Mickey Conlon | COMPASS