First Open House by Appointment Sunday, July 19th. Please call either Susan Green's cell or Erin Stabb's cell for entry into the building. Please do not use the Butterfly app.
Welcome to this sun-drenched pre-war two-bedroom, one-bathroom home in the heart of Chelsea with high ceilings and an exposed brick accent wall. Hardwood floors, decorative fireplace, and through-wall A/C with WiFi thermostats throughout. Windowed kitchen features Fisher & Paykel appliances and Caesarstone counters; windowed bath completes the home. A glass industrial door opens to a flexible second bedroom which can also be used as a dining room, media room, home office, or guest room. The king-sized primary fits a reading nook with ease. Glass-paneled closets and recessed lighting add polish throughout.
Originally built in 1933 and converted to a co-op in 1978, this boutique pre-war elevator co-op with a striking step-down lobby is a pet-friendly, 45-unit building with a beloved live-in super, central laundry, storage cages for rent, bike storage, package room, and video intercom. Pied-à-terre, gifting, and parental co-purchasing all permitted.
Location Perfection: Situated at the nexus of Chelsea, the West Village, and Flatiron, you’re just steps from the A, C, E, and L trains—with the 1, 2, 3 lines only a few blocks away. Nearby cultural and recreational destinations include the High Line, Chelsea Market, Little Island, the Whitney Museum, Chelsea Piers, Union Square Greenmarket, and the Joyce Theater—along with endless shopping, dining, and nightlife options that make this one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods.
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