Designed by Raed Abillama Architects, Abi Chelsea introduces an exceptional 10-residence property to the elite architectural landscape of West Chelsea. Employing a bespoke approach to design, rooted in craftsmanship, materiality and impeccable detail, each residence is thoughtfully customized to create a one-of-a-kind home.

The third floor spans three beds, three and a half baths, and boasts a massive, landscaped private terrace spanning the width of the home.

Wall length sliding windows invite the terrace to become an integral part of the main living space. An open plan layout seamlessly connects living room, kitchen, dining room and garden terrace to create a balanced and harmonious home. With integrated storage, stainless steel worktops, and a thoughtful fusion of style and function, the Vipp kitchens feature premium appliances from Liebherr, Fisher & Paykel, & Gaggenau.

Passing through a walk-in Rimadesio closet, the sun-filled master bedroom is lined with large sliding glass windows. The adjoining master bathroom features a solid Carrara marble sink and tiling with Vipp accessories and faucets. Each additional bedroom boasts Rimadesio shelving systems and spa-like en-suite baths.

Each residence at Abi Chelsea enjoys only the most luxurious and carefully curated fixtures and finishes, including eight inch wide smoked and white oiled hardwood flooring, Lutron lighting, high-performance, Panoramah Window systems, hydronic radiant heat floors, Dalkin HVAC units, and Electrolux washers and dryers.

Abi Chelsea is a discreet, full-service boutique condominium in the heart of West Chelsea. Amenities include a full-time doorman, porter, private storage, mailroom and cold storage, and a common landscaped roof deck with panoramic views.

Abi Chelsea marks the first American residential project from Raed Abillama Architects and the renowned Abillama family, whose deeply rooted business and design companies have influenced the industrial and real estate fabric of Lebanon since 1476. Abi Chelsea unites legacy and lifestyle within a work of art.

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