More than a real-estate triple threat, this West Chelsea home will appeal no matter where your priorities lay. When the building converted fifteen years ago the apartment was laid out as a two bedroom. Today, its nearly eleven-hundred square feet are very intelligently utilized as an airy, loft-style one bedroom with home office, tons of storage, an open kitchen and dining area, and the one thing everyone seems to covet these days, an en-suite washer/dryer... and yes, it's vented. Originally built over a century ago as a stable, the building is likely associated with the West Side Cowboys - horseback riders who kept pedestrians safe from train traffic before the construction of The Highline. In the present day, this prewar condo is coveted not only because of its proximity to our beloved elevated park but also because of its smart style and flow, level of intimacy, flexibility of ownership, and low carrying costs. The address is at the epicenter of downtown's most notable draws. The Meatpacking District, Chelsea Market, Hudson River Park, General Theological Seminary, and Chelsea Piers are all tied by the Highline. Together they create a unique urban lifestyle that's equal parts 'in the middle of it all' and a respite from it all - something only lower west siders can brag about. Move-in ready or upgrade to taste, this home is in great condition with high-quality appliances and fixtures and will be a top consideration for investors and end users alike. South facing over a stylish courtyard with respectable light.
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