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244 West 23rd Street is a pre-war elevator co-op housed in a former piano factory in the heart of Chelsea. The boutique building features a collection of distinctive duplex lofts, many with south facing exposures, wood burning fireplaces, and ceilings exceeding 10 feet. The building is pet friendly and includes laundry facilities, storage, and a nearby live in superintendent. Buyers should note a 2% flip tax and that pied-à-terre purchases and LLCs are not permitted.
The building's duplex units share several common features, including central air conditioning, two full bathrooms, and renovated kitchens outfitted with high end appliances from Sub-Zero, Viking, and Bosch. Many apartments feature Brazilian Zebra wood (also called tiger wood) flooring, exposed brick walls, and custom storage solutions. Primary bedrooms typically include walk in closets, while renovated bathrooms often incorporate luxury finishes like Bisazza tile, dual sinks, soaking tubs, and oversized showers. Several units include flexible den or home office spaces on the lower level.
One notable residence was designed by architect Jeffrey M. Williams, featuring smart home lighting systems and blackout curtains throughout. The building also contains a penthouse unit with a private rooftop terrace offering views of the Hudson Yards skyline, accessed by elevator on both floors. Some of the more extensively renovated units incorporate state of the art technology, including multi zone audio systems, integrated lighting controls, and radiant heated floors.
The location offers proximity to Madison Square Park, Chelsea Market, Chelsea Piers, the High Line, and Little Island, with Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and Eataly nearby. Transportation options include the 1, C, E, F, and M subway lines, plus the M23 bus. The building sits among hundreds of contemporary art galleries in West Chelsea, with easy access to the Flatiron District, Meatpacking District, and West Village.
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