A rare find, this beautiful, sun-filled two bedroom features exquisitely designed modern interiors is a unique corner apartment at the iconic Caledonia because of its exceptional ceiling height of just under 11-feet (the highest in the building), found only on this floor. 450 West 17th Street is perfectly located, on the High Line at the crossroads of West Chelsea, the West Village and the Meatpacking District. The proportions of the apartment allow for easy entertaining, with a gracious living room adjoining a generous open kitchen.

A proper entrance foyer (with a large coat closet) leads to a gallery hall connecting the bedroom and the living spaces, and to the full guest bath. The living room boasts oversized windows facing south and east and ample space for lounge seating and a dining area. The second bedroom has been converted to a fabulous den off of the living room, but can be easily returned to a full bedroom as needed.

The contemporary kitchen is fitted with bamboo cabinetry and top-of-the-line appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, Viking convection oven, and Viking cooktop. The primary bedroom suite is unusually spacious, with a huge walk-in closet with custom shelving, and a large en-suite bath boasting a deep soaking tub, double sinks, a separate walk-in shower and a toilet room. A washer/dryer completes the unit. (*Tax number includes NYC condo/coop primary residence annual abatement. The unabated tax is $1,737.81/month.) Completed in 2006, The Caledonia was the first luxury condominium built along the High Line and one of the few offering residents direct access to the world-renowned elevated park.

Amenities include full-time doormen and a concierge, fully outfitted roof deck with outdoor showers, lounge chairs, and barbecues, a state-of the-art Equinox gym, a business center, children’s playroom, a parking garage, pet spa, a meditation garden, and an impressive lobby with entrances on both 17th and 16th Streets. This prime Chelsea location is also in close proximity to Chelsea Piers, Little Island (Pier 55), Hudson River Park, the Whitney Museum, Chelsea Market, and is surrounded by many of the world’s finest contemporary art galleries, as well as some of Manhattan’s best restaurants and retail shops.

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