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Boutique Chelsea co-op with virtual doorman, bike storage, and live-in super Prime corner location near Chelsea Market, the High Line, and Hudson River Park Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
A 1920 pre war co-op at the corner of Ninth Avenue, 400 West 23rd Street is a six story building with 16 apartments in West Chelsea. Its most distinctive residential layout is a duplex formed from a former 1920s dance hall, with the main living space arranged on one level and bedrooms on the other, along with exposed steel beams and a private garden.
The apartment mix includes loft like homes with ceilings above 10 feet, exposed brick, hardwood floors, and abundant natural light from large windows and skylights. Top floor spaces reach as high as 17 feet and include substantial skylight coverage, while other apartments use flexible layouts such as bedrooms with pocket doors or separate sleeping areas that open to the living space. Terraces and balconies are also part of the building's residential offerings.
The building has a virtual doorman, central laundry, bike storage, private storage, and a live in superintendent. Its lobby and hallways have been renovated, and the building is pet friendly and non smoking. Pied à terre use, co purchasing, parent purchases, and guarantors are permitted with board approval; subletting is permitted after two years, also subject to board approval.
At West 23rd Street and Ninth Avenue, the building is close to the High Line, Chelsea Market, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Piers, galleries, restaurants, and shopping. The surrounding area combines West Chelsea's art and dining scene with the parkland and waterfront destinations along the West Side.
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