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124 West 24th Street is a loft building from 1920 converted to a 20-unit condominium in 1986 with amenities like a virtual intercom and rooftop terrace. The building is conveniently located near Whole Foods, restaurants, shops, the West Chelsea gallery district, and various transportation options.
124 West 24th Street is a six story, 20 unit condominium in Chelsea, created from a pre-war loft building dating to 1920. Its residential conversion was completed in 1986. The beige brick, mid-block façade is capped by arched windows on the sixth floor.
Many apartments retain exposed wood beams and original columns beneath ceilings of roughly 10 to 11 feet, with exposed brick and oversized casement windows also recurring. The layouts are generally open and often have in-unit laundry and central air. Penthouse C is organized as a duplex, with its principal living level below a private roof deck.
The building has a common rooftop terrace, video intercom, private storage and a live-in superintendent. Pets are permitted.
Madison Square Park is about a block and a half east, while Whole Foods is on the same block and Eataly is beside the park on Fifth Avenue. The High Line is three avenues west. The F and M trains stop at 23rd Street on Sixth Avenue, and the 1 train stops at 23rd Street on Seventh Avenue.
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