Built in 1847, this four-story condominium is part of the Lamartine Place Historic District in Chelsea. The property offers various services and is located near art galleries, restaurants, and Hudson Yards.
341 West 29th Street is a Greek Revival townhouse completed in 1847 by developers William Torrey and Cyrus Mason as one of the 12 houses in the Lamartine Place Historic District. The five story, 22 foot wide building is currently divided into two condominium residences, a garden duplex and an upper triplex, with the option to restore it to a single family house.
The 22 by 98.75 foot lot has a planted front yard set behind an iron gate, while the townhouse retains its brownstone base, brick façade, raised stoop, iron handrails, and Renaissance Revival cornices added around the turn of the century. Renovations preserve original interior elements including wide plank wood floors, exposed brick walls, wood burning fireplaces, and the building’s classic proportions. It is a prewar walk up with an intercom.
The residences occupy distinct portions of the townhouse: the garden duplex places its main living level at the parlor floor and its bedrooms below, with nearly 12 foot ceilings and a private garden of approximately 600 square feet; the upper triplex spans the upper three floors and includes a 285 square foot terrace and a finished roof deck with open southern views toward the Empire State Building. Together, the layouts range from three to four bedrooms and include private outdoor space.
In Chelsea, at the intersection of the neighborhood and Hudson Yards, the house is close to the High Line, galleries, restaurants, shopping, and the cultural and commercial development around Hudson Yards. Lamartine Place gives the property a historic setting on a small, preserved townhouse enclave while remaining near the neighborhood’s larger avenues and destinations.
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