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Boutique 16-unit co-op at Chelsea and Greenwich Village with loft-style apartments featuring soaring ceilings and Empire State Building views. Modern renovations include high-end kitchens, spa-like baths, and shared roof deck.
575 Sixth Avenue is a turn of the century, pre war loft co op at the intersection of Chelsea, Greenwich Village, Flatiron, and Union Square. The nine story building contains just 16 apartments, with high ceilings and expansive city views recurring across its loft style homes. A shared roof deck looks toward the Empire State Building and One World Trade Center.
Apartments commonly have ceilings ranging from roughly 10 to 12 feet, oversized windows, open living and dining areas, and hardwood floors. Corner and top floor layouts bring multiple exposures, including north, south, east, and west, while several homes have views extending from the Empire State Building to the downtown skyline. Private terraces or other outdoor space appear in more than one residence, and some layouts include an alcove that can function as an office or additional sleeping area.
Renovated interiors are a recurring feature, with open kitchens, custom cabinetry, high end appliances, contemporary bathrooms, abundant built in storage, central air conditioning, and in unit laundry appearing across the apartments. Original loft elements such as exposed brick, beams, and steel columns remain in some homes, alongside newer details including sound reducing windows and custom millwork.
The building has bike storage, additional storage, a video intercom system, and a finished roof garden of approximately 3,000 square feet. Union Square Greenmarket and Whole Foods are about two blocks away, with Chelsea, Greenwich Village, the Flatiron district, the High Line, and the West Chelsea gallery district nearby. The co op requires board approval for purchases and does not permit pets.
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