Located on the High Line in a boutique building with only 11 private residences, arrive to the gracious foyer of this floor-through home directly from the keyed elevator. A spacious and open floor plan awaits, perfect for entertaining and loft-like living. Currently configured with a den off the foyer, the layout continuously flows from the dining room and kitchen to the south facing living room all set against serene views of the nature-filled High Line.

Designed by the award-winning architect, Neil Denari, the building is perfectly framed by evergreen trees, lending a sense of both privacy and peace. If seeking a third bedroom or private home office, the den off the foyer can easily be converted. Featuring state of the art appliances by Miele as well as Poliform cabinetry with integrated pulls, the chef’s kitchen is completed by Corian counters, a wine cooler and a cappuccino machine. On the northern end of the residence are the bedrooms and bathrooms, thoughtfully planned away from the entertaining spaces, and located off a corridor perfect for showcasing art.

The primary bedroom is generously proportioned with panoramic views of the High Line seen from floor to ceiling windows outfitted with both sheer drapes and motorized shades to suit your taste and comfort. The long wall of windows flow continuously into the primary bathroom where slabs of Paonazzo marble adorn the walls and heated floors. The wet room features a spacious shower and oversized tub by Boffi, and a double vanity completes the space. With three exposures to the south, north and east, the residence is both bright and inviting, yet calm and peaceful.

HL23 is ideally located in West Chelsea just steps from the city’s finest art galleries and features five-star amenities including a 24-hour doorman, concierge, fitness center, storage and a bike room. The building’s design received the AIA|LA Best in Show award and is LEED Gold Certified with 100% of the building’s energy coming from green power.

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