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Chelsea Flats is a 12-story pre-war condominium building in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, completed in 1910. The building offers 22 units and various amenities including a roof deck, elevator, and in-unit washer/dryer.
Chelsea Flats is a 1910 pre-war loft condominium at 126 West 22nd Street, with 22 residences over 12 stories and generally two homes per floor. Its most architecturally unusual residence is a south facing penthouse duplex organized around a 25 foot atrium, with skylight style windows and a stair leading to a large private roof terrace.
Apartments commonly retain the scale associated with loft construction, including ceilings of about 11 feet, broad open living areas and oversized windows, with several south facing homes spanning roughly 50 feet of frontage. Central air and in-unit laundry recur in the residences, while private storage is assigned either on the same floor or elsewhere in the building.
The building has video intercom security, an on-site superintendent and a furnished roof deck with panoramic city views. Fireplaces and private terraces are part of the building’s residential mix, and pets are permitted.
The address sits between the Flatiron District and West Chelsea, with Madison Square Park to the east and the gallery district, High Line and Chelsea Market to the west. Trader Joe’s is one block south, while the 23rd Street stations at Sixth Avenue and Seventh Avenue serve the F, M and 1 trains.
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