Alma Lofts features thirteen bright and spacious residences averaging over 4,000 square feet of space each. The mid-rise building was developed by Beck Street Capitol and features Karl Fischer as the architect and Roman & Williams as the interior designers. Erected in 1900, the building's conversion and renovations were completed with respect to the Landmarks Preservation Commission, and as such the building retains its original neo-Renaissance architecture. Each home is easily accessible via private keyed elevator.
The Alma consists of thirteen residences: eleven full-floor units, a townhouse and a multi-level penthouse. All units feature stunning Dinesen oak flooring and soaring, high ceilings. The expansive living rooms measure approximately 50 feet and offer multiple exposures overlooking the Chelsea skyline. The kitchens are fully equipped with a complete appliance package by Dada and thick, Crestola marble countertops. The master bathrooms are draped in marble and offer steam showers, Gobi tubs and Buffi fixtures.
The Alma offers several services and amenities with which to entice the prospective resident. There is a 24-hour doorman and a concierge to cater to the resident's every need, as well as private maid service and evening turn-down service. The residents will also have access to a state-of-the-art fitness center, private yoga studio and a wine cellar.
The Alma offers New York real estate with the added amenity of a central Flatiron location. The building is just blocks from Union Square, Gramercy, Madison Square Park and Union Square. The area has many bars and nightclubs, restaurants and shopping. There is plenty of transportation in the area, as well.
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