300 West 23rd Street CLOSE 
This 21-story apartment building is one of the most attractive in Chelsea.
Built in 1929-30, the 208-unit, beige-brick building was converted to a cooperative in 1985.
The handsome building’s location is in the heart of Chelsea, a few blocks up Eighth Avenue from the splendid Joyce Theater, perhaps the city’s nicest theater for dance, and a few blocks east of the Chelsea Piers recreational center on the Hudson River.
The building is very convenient for public transportation and many of the area’s many interesting restaurants and art galleries are nearby and it is not all that far from the very trendy Flatiron District to the east on 23rd Street.
Carter B. Horsley
Pros:
One of Chelsea’s finest pre-war apartment buildings
Very convenient public transportation
Neighborhood abounds in interesting restaurants and art galleries
Not far from the Chelsea Piers recreation center along the Hudson River
Not far from the trendy Flatiron District to the east on 23rd Street
Doorman
Cons:
No health club
No balconies
No garage
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