Carter HorsleyDec 10, 2012
Carter's Review
This 6-story building at 433 West 24th Street between Ninth and Tenth Avenues in Chelsea was erected in 1898 and has 19 cooperative apartments.
The building is across from the very handsome, full-block London Terrace apartment complex on 24th Street that is one of the major landmarks of Chelsea and just to the east of a row of lovely low-rise houses.
Bottom Line
At the Tenth Avenue corner is the wonderful Trestle on Tenth restaurant and the High Line Elevated Park is on the other side of Tenth Avenue in this prime Chelsea location.
Description
The second and top floors of the beige-brick building have arched pediments. The ground floor of the building is banded with beige and red masonry and the building has a cornice and thin piers that terminate in gargoyles at the third floor. The building’s front façade has fire-escapes.
Amenities
The building has an elevator, a video intercom system, a laundry room, a canopied entrance and it permits pets.
Apartments
Apartments have fireplaces, some exposed brick walls, high ceilings and windowed kitchens.
Apartment 1F is a duplex with a patio and a 24-foot-wide garden and enclosed kitchen and an 18-foot-wide living room on the lower level and two bedrooms on the upper level.
Apartment 3F is a one-bedroom unit that has an open, 12-foot-long kitchen next to a 15-foot-long living/dining room with a fireplace.
Apartment 3C is a one-bedroom apartment with a very long entry gallery that leads to a 17-foot-long living/dining room with a wood-burning fireplace and an enclosed, windowed kitchen.
- Co-op built in 1920
- 2 apartments currently for rent ($4.5K)
- Located in Chelsea
- 17 total apartments 17 total apartments
- 10 recent sales ($599K to $1.4M)
- Pets Allowed
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