245 Tenth Avenue is a distinctive 11-story, 20-unit condominium building in West Chelsea, designed by Della Valle Bernheimer and developed by Grasso Holdings. The building's most striking feature is its façade of randomly stamped stainless steel panels with a diamond pattern and varied window arrangements, inspired by steam clouds from the High Line's locomotive past. The architectural form consists of two perpendicular rectangles sharing an edge, with a slight outward bulge near the base.
The building's residences feature 9-foot-8-inch ceilings, exposed concrete elements, and ebonized oak flooring. Kitchens are equipped with Sub-Zero refrigerators, Thermador appliances, and custom RIFRA fixtures and cabinetry. Bathrooms include Inca grey slab flooring, radiant heating, and Corian tubs. The two penthouses boast wood-burning fireplaces, higher ceilings, and extensive private outdoor spaces.
Located adjacent to the High Line in Chelsea's gallery district, the building offers a full-time doorman, residents' terrace and lounge overlooking the High Line, fitness center with Peloton equipment, and private basement storage. Its position provides easy access to Chelsea Piers, Hudson Yards, Hudson River Park, and the Avenues School.
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