The Huntington is a 7-story, 35-unit Beaux Arts cooperative in Chelsea with amenities like an elevator and bike room. It is located near popular attractions and conveniences such as the High Line, restaurants, grocery stores, and transportation options.
The Huntington is a 36 unit, seven story pre-war cooperative at 234 West 21st Street in Chelsea. Built in 1913 and organized as a cooperative in 1983, the red brick and limestone Beaux Arts building has exterior gargoyles and a lobby with vintage tile, original wood paneling, and a fireplace.
High ceilings, original hardwood floors, tall sash windows, and open living and dining spaces recur, as do flexible floor plans adapted for home offices. Triple exposures and Empire State Building views occur on upper floors. Residence 2 is a duplex entered at lobby level, with its principal rooms arranged along a 28 foot upper gallery and a private suite one level below.
The building has central laundry, a bike room, storage, an intercom security system, and a part time superintendent. The co-op permits pets with board approval, pied-à-terre ownership, and subletting for three of five years after two years of ownership. The mid-block address lies between Seventh and Eighth avenues, with the High Line to the west and Chelsea Market several blocks south.
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