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Boutique 1900 co-op at the crossroads of Meatpacking, West Village, and Chelsea with spacious, high-end residences. Steps from the High Line, Whitney Museum, and Chelsea Market with excellent subway access.
331 West 14th Street is a 1900 co op at the meeting point of Chelsea, the Meatpacking District, and the West Village, with 24 apartments across seven stories. Its most distinctive layout is a penthouse duplex that places the main living space on one level and the bedroom above, with ceiling heights reaching approximately 17 to 18 feet, a skylight, and southern exposure.
The apartments have a range of loft like and traditionally proportioned layouts, with high ceilings, oversized windows, and generous closet or built in storage recurring across the residences. Wood burning fireplaces appear in multiple apartments, while kitchens commonly have stainless steel appliances and dishwashers; southern light and views of historic architecture are also recurring features.
Building amenities include a private garden, roof deck, basement laundry, intercom, virtual doorman, resident manager, and storage. Pets are permitted, and the co op allows up to 80 percent financing, with co purchasing, gifting, guarantors, and subletting handled case by case. The location puts the building near the High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum, and the dining, galleries, and nightlife of the surrounding downtown neighborhoods.
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