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Kheel Tower, 315 Seventh Avenue, #18B
$895,000
($1,126 per ft2)
| 1 bed, 1 bath | Approx. 795 ft2
265 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Mar 1, 2024Last Price Change: ($60,000) on Jun 24Days on Market: 265Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Chelsea (Manhattan)Listing viewed 223 times
Monthly Common Charges:
$755
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$1,824
Total Taxes & Fees:
$2,579
($3.24/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$5,343
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$7,922
($9.96/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 10% ($89,500),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
BRIGHT WESTERN EXPOSURE LOFTY CHELSEA 1 BEDROOM CONDO Enjoy the sunsets! Entry foyer, large and bright living room facing west and open city views. Chef’s modern kitchen, great closet space, and hardwood floors throughout.
The Kneel Tower, formerly known as The Fur District landmark, 315 Seventh Avenue is a unique loft conversion in a historic art deco skyscraper built in 1926 at the nexus of several dynamic neighborhoods in Chelsea. The building is within walking distance of most subway lines, and close proximity to Penn Station. Lofts boast 11 foot ceilings and unobstructed Western views over FIT, allowing incredible amounts of light and amazing views of the sunset over the Hudson River and New Jersey. Several units have large terraces on the building’s multiple architectural setbacks. In the decade plus since its conversion to condominiums, the building has been updated beautifully with major capital projects to modernize infrastructure and restore historic character, and extensive luxury renovations throughout the building including several combined units. The building has a thriving community in an area experiencing extensive investment and development, and stands out as a historic New York original.
Gas included, Storage wait list.
The Kneel Tower, formerly known as The Fur District landmark, 315 Seventh Avenue is a unique loft conversion in a historic art deco skyscraper built in 1926 at the nexus of several dynamic neighborhoods in Chelsea. The building is within walking distance of most subway lines, and close proximity to Penn Station. Lofts boast 11 foot ceilings and unobstructed Western views over FIT, allowing incredible amounts of light and amazing views of the sunset over the Hudson River and New Jersey. Several units have large terraces on the building’s multiple architectural setbacks. In the decade plus since its conversion to condominiums, the building has been updated beautifully with major capital projects to modernize infrastructure and restore historic character, and extensive luxury renovations throughout the building including several combined units. The building has a thriving community in an area experiencing extensive investment and development, and stands out as a historic New York original.
Gas included, Storage wait list.
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