London Towne House, 360 West 22nd Street - Chelsea
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The London Towne House is a beautifully maintained, well-established white-glove cooperative featuring 24-hour doormen and a live-in superintendent. The building has a new lobby and is pet-friendly. Newly renovated common areas include central laundry in the basement, a residents’ herb garden, a bike room, a garage, and a brand-new roof terrace with sweeping views across the Hudson River and beyond. Pied-à-terre, gifting, and co-purchasing are permitted.
Views from apartments and the roof deck encompass the 1817 chapel and buildings of the General Theological Seminary, tree-lined, landmarked blocks of stately 19th-century brownstones, the 1930s London Terrace apartment buildings, the 21st-century Hudson Yards towers, the High Line, and the Hudson River, with glorious sunsets and a dreamy procession of tugboats and cruise ships extending to the New Jersey hills. North and east views include the Empire State Building.
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