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A Chelsea Home Unlike Any Other

Spanning three floors of a historic West 24th Street building, this beautifully renovated two-bedroom plus den offers the scale and separation of a townhouse together with the intimacy of a boutique co-op. Southern exposures, two and a half baths, exceptional storage, and private outdoor space make the home as practical as it is distinctive.

Enter into a generous living and dining floor overlooking the trees and townhouses of West 24th Street. Three south-facing windows bring natural light across the room, where a marble fireplace and custom bookcases lend character without compromising the flexibility of the space. The adjoining open kitchen is finished in white marble and equipped with a Bertazzoni range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and oversized farmhouse sink. Two closets and a powder room complete the level.

The floor above provides remarkable flexibility. A bedroom with a substantial walk-in closet is joined by a separate den with built-in shelving, equally suited to a home office, library, media room, or additional sleeping quarters. Also on this level are a marble bath with soaking tub and an in-unit washer/dryer.

At the top of the home, the primary suite feels entirely removed from the floors below. The king-sized bedroom has its own walk-in closet and renovated en-suite bath, where a broad expanse of skylights creates an extraordinary wash of natural light. The home’s private terrace is also found on this level, providing coveted outdoor space in a remarkably quiet setting.

443 West 24th Street is an intimate prewar cooperative dating to 1900, positioned on an especially picturesque stretch of Chelsea between Ninth and Tenth Avenues. Directly opposite London Terrace Gardens and one block from the High Line, the building is surrounded by the architecture, galleries, restaurants, shops, and cultural destinations that define West Chelsea.

Pets are welcome. 2% flip tax paid by seller. Monthly assessment: $385.50. Listing courtesy of Compass ...
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