Located on the coveted Seminary Block in the historic landmarked district of West Chelsea, this completely restored floor-through parlor home has the perfect balance of pre-war craftsmanship with modern upgrades.

The home has grand proportions, 12-foot ceilings are framed by hand-carved crown moldings, floor-to-ceiling windows, etched glass door inlays, and three marble fireplaces.

Renovation work was recently completed in 2024, encompassing new wide-plank wood floors, kitchen renovation, bathroom renovation, paint and molding clean-up, terrace tile work, and central HVAC.
The front entrance opens to a grand living room that can be partitioned by sliding wood doors or opened to the dining room or bedroom for a free-flowing layout.

North facing, floor-to-ceiling bay windows natural light into the large, completely renovated open kitchen and dining room. Bookshelves frame the red granite wood burning fireplace and there is plenty of space for a large dining table or multiple seating arrangements. The kitchen features a large island and marble countertops, new Bosch refrigerator, and Wolf induction cooktop with a Faber range hood. Off the kitchen is your private terrace overlooking a beautiful courtyard view, surrounded by historic Chelsea homes, ideal for indoor-outdoor dining.

The bathroom was completely reimagined including a new shower, vanity, toilet, tilework and hardware.

Adjacent to the dining room through French doors resides the spacious bedroom. Inside, two south facing floor-to-ceiling windows reveal the landmarked clock tower of the General Theological Seminary across the street.

This self-managed cooperative in a 19th Century townhouse is located in the heart of prime Chelsea, just moments from the High Line, Chelsea Market, Whitney Museum and Chelsea Piers. Low monthly maintenance, a building-wide Aquasana water filtration system, basement laundry room and complimentary storage further compliment the convenience of this home.