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408 West 25th Street is a five-story cooperative in Chelsea with 20 units. The building is near popular attractions and amenities, and is currently undergoing renovations.
408 West 25th Street is a five-story, 20-unit cooperative located in the vibrant Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. Positioned between Ninth and Tenth Avenues, the building is conveniently close to the High Line, Hudson Yards, and a variety of gourmet supermarkets, art galleries, and popular restaurants. Recent renovations have improved the entry and common areas, enhancing the overall appeal of the building.
The apartments in this co-op feature high ceilings, with many units showcasing windowed kitchens and modern finishes. Notable amenities include hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, and ample storage options, such as walk-in closets. The building is pet-friendly and allows in-unit washers and dryers, making it a practical choice for residents.
As an HDFC co-op, there are specific income restrictions for potential buyers, with total household income not exceeding $54,000 per year. The co-op requires a 50% down payment and has policies regarding subletting and resale, including a $10,000 flip tax. This structure makes it an affordable option for those looking to own a home in a prime area of Manhattan.
Residents enjoy easy access to local amenities, including the Chelsea Recreation Center, which offers a gym and swimming pool, as well as proximity to major subway lines. The neighborhood is rich in cultural offerings, with the High Line, Hudson River Park, and a thriving art scene just steps away, making 408 West 25th Street a desirable location for urban living.
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