Chic & Cheerful Corner-Unit Classic Chelsea Co-Op!
Nestled high on a 12th floor roost within this immaculate pre-war co-operative, this lar
...read moreChic & Cheerful Corner-Unit Classic Chelsea Co-Op!
Nestled high on a 12th floor roost within this immaculate pre-war co-operative, this large one bedroom apartment never fails to impress. Passing through your gracious foyer and along a short hall, you’ll reach the living room, where corner light floods through brilliant eastern-facing windows and continues warmly across the sparkling southern exposure. With southern windows in every room, your cityscape views across Chelsea and down Seventh Avenue will offer openness and fresh air all day and all year. A generously sized, bright bedroom, also facing south, sits high above the charming treetops of West 16th Street. A separate kitchen features stainless appliances, a gas stove, dishwasher, and a bright south-facing window. High, beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, subway tiled bathroom, original moldings, and casement style windows complete the sophisticated pre-war look.
201 West 16th Street exudes sumptuous style with an understated Art Deco elegance. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, laundry room in basement, bike storage, and resident superintendent. Residents also enjoy a beautifully planted, recently refurbished communal roof deck on the 20th floor featuring 360-degree skyline views.
All this conveniently arranged within a super-central, prime Chelsea location! You’ll be just steps away from multiple subway lines, Greenwich Village, Trader Joe’s, fantastic dining, world-class art, and exciting nightlife. The High Line, Chelsea Gallery District, and Hudson River Park are just a short stroll further west.
Pieds-a-terre, co-purchases, and pets are all allowed with board approval. Cooking gas, heat, and hot water are included in maintenance. A rarely-available classic that offers timeless luxury at a value-lover’s price! Email us today for further details, to view our 3D Virtual Tour video, or to schedule a visit.
