Chelsea has seen a lot of shiny new construction and conversions in recent years, but the six-story prewar building at 301 West 22nd Street stands out for its no-frill interiors most New Yorkers are used to. The 44-unit walk-up retains its classic appearance, but the apartments inside have undergone recent renovations providing modern updates. Several two-bedroom units have recently come on the market listed by PrestonNY.
Unit #38 is a two-bedroom, one-bath on the third floor with hardwood floors, high ceilings, and generous closet space. Eastern and southern exposures fill all rooms, including the kitchen and bathroom, with abundant natural light. The newly renovated kitchen is large enough for a small table and comes with a dishwasher and microwave. The bathroom was recently renovated too, and has a full-sized tub. The $3,933/month rent is net effective following a concession of one month’s free rent on a 16-month lease.
Kitchen via JM Preston Properties
Bath via JM Preston Properties
301 West 22nd Street welcomes pets, and amenities include a courtyard and live-in super. The building is one block from the 23rd Street subway stop, two blocks from the High Line, and in the center of Chelsea’s best dining, nightlife, and culture.
301 West 22nd Street Leasing
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