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Intimate prewar Chelsea co-op with just ten spacious apartments featuring classic details and modern amenities on a quiet tree-lined block. Steps from the High Line, Chelsea Market, and world-class dining, with low maintenance and flexible ownership policies.
403 West 21st Street is a compact prewar co-op completed in 1900, with five stories, 10 apartments, and a turn of the century brownstone façade. The walk up building occupies the Seminary block, a tree lined stretch of West Chelsea between Ninth and Tenth Avenues, and retains classic period details in its public interiors.
Apartments are generally spacious, with high ceilings, oversized double hung windows, hardwood floors, and north and south exposures that bring open city, sky, and garden views. Open kitchens with stainless steel appliances and dishwashers recur among the layouts, while washer dryers are permitted. The co-op's flexible alteration policies also allow two adjacent top floor one bedroom apartments to be combined into a two or three bedroom home.
The building has a voice intercom and a pet friendly policy. Its co-op policies permit gifting, co-purchasing, pied-à-terres, and subletting. The location places the High Line, Chelsea Piers, Hudson River Park, Clement Clarke Moore Park, Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum, Little Island, and the Meatpacking District within the surrounding West Chelsea and Hudson River neighborhood, along with more than 200 art galleries, restaurants, and shops.
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