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10-story apartment building near High Line with exposed concrete facade and 15 luxury condos Features include modernist lobby, high-end appliances, private outdoor spaces, and amenities like fitness room and shared courtyard Currently, 1 apartment is for sale and 1 for rent.
The 10-story apartment building at 508 West 24th Street is a neighbor to the High Line elevated park designed by acclaimed architect Cary Tamarkin. Behind a façade of exposed architectural concrete and the aforementioned massive multi-paned windows are a modernist lobby is clad in cypress wood, concrete and natural cleft slate, and 15 condominium apartments.
Within, the modern materiality continues, framed by 10-foot-high ceilings and solid rift and quartered white oak floors. Kitchens have Viking six-burner gas ranges, Sub-Zero refrigerators and wine refrigerators, Miele dishwashers, Vola polished chrome faucets and built-in water filtration systems. More than half of the units have private outdoor space and all have washers and dryers. The building’s penthouses boast wood-burning fireplaces and terraces.
The building has an attended lobby, a full-time building superintendent, a fitness room, an intercom and video security system, a laundry room, a private storage room for each apartment, a bicycle room and a shared courtyard with a gas grill.
Located right along the High Line in West Chelsea–the center of the East Coast art world–this modern Manhattan residence is just moments from Hudson River Park and the many cultural, shopping and dining experiences at Hudson Yards, including The Shed. On a smaller scale, residents can pop into Cookshop restaurant or Sullivan Street Bakery daily. The 23rd Street A,C,E subway stop is just a few blocks away.
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