Spectacular Sun-Filled 3 Bed, 3 Bath Chelsea Mercantile Loft. Available August 1st. Open House by Appointment Only. Apartment 9P is a sunny 2203 sq. ft. corner apartment with 3 spacious bedrooms, 3 full baths, and Bosch washer & dryer. The P-line has some of the most desirable apartments in the highly coveted Chelsea Mercantile because of its massive size and dazzling sunlight (south and east exposures). This apartment has soaring 10' ceilings, 13 oversized windows, and an expansive Great Room that is perfect for entertaining. The open chef's kitchen features a large kitchen island and appliances including a BlueStar stove, Bosch D/W, and Viking microwave. The primary bedroom is located separately from the other 2 bedrooms, and there is a large walk-in closet. The en-suite primary bathroom features limestone countertops, a double sink, a soaking tub, and a separate shower. This apartment also has a large private storage unit in the basement. The Chelsea Mercantile is a premier full-service prewar condo with unparalleled building amenities: 24hr doorman, concierge service, live-in superintendent, direct access parking garage, fabulous children's playroom, fully equipped fitness center, and 10,000 sq. ft. landscaped roof deck with panoramic views of New York City. For added convenience, Whole Foods Market is located on the ground floor. The Chelsea Mercantile is conveniently located near public transportation, Chelsea Piers, the Highline, Madison Square Park, Meatpacking District, fabulous restaurants, art galleries, and shopping. Pets are allowed subject to landlord approval. Initial Credit Check fee: $20. Condominium Application Fees Payable by the Tenant: Application Fee, $750. Amenities Fee, $1500 for 1 year lease or $3000 for 2 year lease. Move-in/out Fee, $2000. Pet Fee (if applicable), $250/month. Domecile Admin Fee: 5% of total amount.
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