40 West 24th Street - Chelsea
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40 West 24th Street is a pre-war co-op building in downtown Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood finished in 1905. The space was commercial/industrial before being transformed to residential loft living. Situated between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the Americas, the building contains 24 units and rises 10 stories. Building amenities include key-locked elevator, bike room, and landscaped roof terrace with wraparound city views. Madison Square Park, the Flatiron Building, Trader Joe's, Eataly, Fairway, and top Gramercy and NoMad shops, restaurants, culture, nightlife, and transportation are a short walk away. The building allows live/work as well as pets.
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