Tom Postilio, Mickey Conlon and Jennifer Rahilly Close a $3.55M Duplex Loft at the Glass Farmhouse, 448 West 37th Street
The Compass team closes a dramatic prewar duplex loft near Hudson Yards. It has 14-foot-plus ceilings, skylights, a wood-burning fireplace, a sculptural steel-and-glass staircase and views from the Empire State Building to the Hudson River.
Tom Postilio, Mickey Conlon and Jennifer Rahilly of Compass have closed the sale of Residence 11G/12G at 448 West 37th Street for $3,550,000. The home closed in October 2026.
The architecturally distinctive duplex loft spans approximately 2,638 square feet at the Glass Farmhouse, a pet-friendly prewar loft building moments from Hudson Yards and the High Line. Sweeping views run from the Empire State Building and the New Yorker sign to the Hudson River.
The main living and entertaining space is defined by soaring ceilings of more than 14 feet, oversized picture windows, skylights and a wood-burning fireplace, a dramatic setting that still feels inviting. The open chef's kitchen has custom cabinetry and Sub-Zero, Garland and Miele appliances, and opens to a sunlit dining area made for hosting.
The layout includes two bedrooms with en-suite baths, a windowed home office and a bright, flexible library. A sculptural staircase of slate, metal and glass rises to the primary suite, which is positioned to catch both morning light and sunsets over the Hudson. Its en-suite bath has double sinks, a soaking tub and a separate rain shower. An in-unit washer and dryer and generous storage, including a fitted walk-in closet, complete the home.
The Glass Farmhouse offers two elevators, a part-time lobby attendant, central laundry and a common roof deck. The A, C, E and 7 trains, Penn Station and the West Side Highway are all close by.
Closed sale. $2M+ in live markets only. Listing agents named as published. Source: Compass. Photos: Courtesy Compass / Tom Postilio, Mickey Conlon and Jennifer Rahilly. Luxury Price Drops is not a brokerage.