Major price reduction!! Unobstructed views from 9 South-facing windows. Welcome home to your high-floor pre-war loft in the heart of the West Chelsea Gallery District.

Located on the corner of 23rd Street and Tenth Avenue, this uniquely situated home features beamed ceilings and impressive South-facing views over the surrounding Chelsea townhouses and beyond.

Immediately upon entrance, notice the sheer immensity of the living space. The open concept windowed kitchen features a wall of cabinetry with ample storage opportunities. A dining bar maximizes counterspace while seamlessly integrating the kitchen with the living and dining area.

With entertainment at the heart of the unit’s design, there is more than enough space for multiple seating areas. The primary bedroom wing is separated by a pocket door. Through the entry foyer of the room, a partitioned den currently functions as a home office.

Sleeping quarters are separated by a privacy wall, which maximizes the efficiency and utility of the space while promoting privacy and separation between rooms. The primary bathroom features a fluid layout, with a shower stall / tub and a windowed walk-in closet. Out of the primary bedroom and across the apartment, a second bedroom and bathroom are present.

The second bedroom features a closet and sitting area. Two additional coat closets flank the entry foyer of the unit.

465 West 23rd Street (London Terrace) is a full-service co-op featuring a full-time doorman, live-in resident manager, full staff of porters and service personnel, along with an on-site management office. Amenities in the building including a glamorous indoor swimming pool with art deco finishes, sauna and separate locker rooms.

There is also a landscaped and furnished roof terrace, as well as a 3,000 square foot gym (nominal fee). Lastly, bike storage and personal storage is available, and laundry facilities have been recently renovated. The co-op allows pets, pied-a-terre, guarantors, gifting, co-purchasing and subletting (with board approval).

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