This Flatiron studio comes with a sleeping loft, but it'll cost you
Sleeping lofts aren ’t for everyone. Neither are $970,000 price tags (especially for studio apartments!). But if you don’t mind the former and can swing the latter, you might want to check out this 11th-floor unit at 254 Park Avenue South in the Flatiron District. The apartment measures just 506 square feet, but the 12- foot ceilings make the space seem larger than it actually is. The main living area has dark- hued oak flooring , an exposed brick wall and lights that are recessed into a beam running across the room. When you first enter the apartment, there’s an area that, as the place is currently staged, serves as a desk nook. Across from that is a small, retractable dining table pushed against the wall. Next is a living area, currently set up with a couch, coffee table, and TV. A brick divider partitions the main room, and is currently augmented by a striking bookcase/shelving unit. Oddly, the area on the other side of the divider currently has a bed in it, and there are no p...