575 Sixth Avenue, #5B

DESIGNER LOFT AT CROSSROADS OF CHELSEA & VILLAGE Centrally located near the intersection of Chelsea and Greenwich Village, this stunning pre-war loft boasts 10.5 ft ceilings and open city views of tree-lined West 16th Street, including picturesque St. Francis Xavier’s Church. Upon entering the apartment, one is immediately impressed by the generous proportions of the space as well as the natural light, which streams in through over-sized, double-paned windows. The living room comfortably accommodates both entertaining and dining areas, and is accented by a custom cherry wood bookcase.

The chef’s kitchen features Silestone counters, stainless steel GE Profile appliances and an LG Washer/Dryer. The bedroom boasts a 7 ft by 4 ft East-facing window and an entire wall of full height custom closets, with useful storage space above. A spa-like bathroom with contrasting walls of dark grey and white marble round out this thoughtfully designed apartment.

575 Sixth Avenue is a well-managed boutique co-op with only 16 units across its 9 elevatored floors (unit 5B shares the floor with only one other unit). This high ceilinged, solidly constructed building dates from the turn of the last century. The crowning glory of the building is a finished roof deck with areas for both sun-bathing and al fresco dining, as well as planters containing a colorful array of herbs and flowering perennials.

The impressive views from the deck encompass both the Empire State building and Freedom Tower. 575 Sixth Avenue is located just two blocks from the Union Square Green Market and Whole Foods, and is in close proximity to Trader Joe’s, various gyms and all the restaurants and culture which Chelsea and the Village have to offer. It is also exceptionally well positioned in terms of transportation access (Union Square plus 1,2,3,A,C,E,F and M lines).

The building provides an area for bike storage and Unit 5B comes with an individually assigned 5 ft x 7 ft storage area. Sorry, building does not permit dogs

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