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Charming prewar Chelsea co-op with classic details, modern amenities, and intimate two-units-per-floor layout. Prime location steps from Chelsea Market, High Line, and Google HQ, featuring shared garden, pet-friendly policy, and in-unit washer/dryers. Currently, 1 apartment is for rent.
328 West 17th Street is a five story prewar co op dating to 1900 and converted in 1987. Its most distinctive residence is a duplex penthouse, with the living space and bedrooms arranged on separate levels and a private rooftop terrace above the Chelsea block.
The building is a walk up with two apartments per floor and forms part of a 64 unit co op spanning five buildings. A shared courtyard garden sits at the center of the complex, while basement storage and a bicycle storage room serve the residents. The co op is pet friendly and permits pied à terre purchases.
Apartment layouts are predominantly floor through, with recurring prewar details including exposed brick, decorative fireplaces, hardwood floors, pocket doors, and ceiling heights of roughly nine feet. Renovated kitchens and windowed bathrooms are common, and several apartments have in unit washer dryers. Carriage house apartments are reached through the shared garden and occupy a separate low rise section of the complex.
The building is between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, across from Google headquarters and close to Chelsea Market, the High Line, Little Island, Chelsea Piers, Hudson River Park, the Whitney Museum, and the galleries, restaurants, and nightlife of Chelsea, the Meatpacking District, and the West Village.
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