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224 West 16th Street is a five story, 20 unit rental building completed in 1901, with the pre war character of a Chelsea walk up. Its apartments are shaped by high ceilings, original wood floors, exposed brick, and oversized windows, with several loft like layouts that use alcoves to separate sleeping and living areas.
The building offers studios and one bedroom apartments, many with spacious living areas, substantial closet space, and abundant natural light. Kitchens are commonly renovated with stainless steel appliances, while some apartments retain distinctive details such as windowed kitchens, skylights, or rooftop views. A roof deck is also part of the building's amenities.
Pets are welcome, and apartments range from compact studios to larger lofts and one bedroom homes with king size bedrooms. The interiors generally combine original masonry and woodwork with updated kitchens, floors, and bathrooms, giving the apartments a mix of pre war materials and recent renovations.
The address sits between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, close to the West Village and Meatpacking District. Restaurants, bars, galleries, the High Line, and Chelsea Piers are all part of the surrounding neighborhood, with the area's major subway and PATH connections located a few blocks away.
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