Chelsea Stratus, 101 West 24th Street, #20DE

Welcome home to this Architectural Digest featured masterpiece. Designer Patrick McGarth thoughtfully combined two bedroom apartments to create a unique home. Located on the 20th floor of the building, this floor-through corner residence features show stopping views of the entire downtown skyline visible through floor to ceiling glass with views facing north, east and south. The southern half of this home is a grand open space perfect for entertaining or lounging.

The dining area easily accommodates an 8 person table while the double living room features an office separated from the airy living room by built-in bookcases. The windowed and airy kitchen features custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and a wine fridge. The northern portion of this residence features three bedrooms. The primary bedroom has exposures both north and east, a large custom walk-in closet and an en suite spa-like bath complete with vanity, deep soaking tub, separate shower stall, and linen closet.

The other two bedrooms share a bathroom and face north. There are electric shades throughout the home in addition to custom closets. Other features include two balconies perfect for taking in the sunrise or sunset, central air, a Miele washer/dryer, and two deeded private storage cages in the basement. The Chelsea Stratus is a full-service amenity rich condominium with an ultra-modern fitness center and half basketball court located on the 5th floor. On the third floor there is an entertainment lounge outfitted with two large screen TVs, a copper fireplace, catering kitchen, dining area, billiards room, and an outdoor landscaped garden with two grills.

Last but not least one of Downtown’s best roof decks complete with a large grill, seating areas and a dog run. All this within blocks of easy transportation, gourmet grocery stores, many of the cities best restaurants, and downtown shopping.

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