Carter HorsleyDec 06, 2012
Carter's Review
This 7-story building at 240 West 23rd Street has a prime location in Chelsea and is notable for its gilded gargoyles.
The building was built in 1930 and has 21 apartments.
Bottom Line
A converted loft building that a has a central Chelsea location, a roof deck, storage space and two very striking, gilded heads on its façade.
Description
A very attractive building with gilded heads on its beige masonry façade between narrow piers, this classic, simple loft building has a prime Chelsea location.
Amenities
The building has an elevator, a roof deck, a laundry room, storage space and excellent access to public transportation.
Apartments
Apartment 3A has a foyer that opens onto an open 11-foot-wide kitchen with an island next to a 24-foot-wide living area. The unit also has an office/den and a bedroom.
Apartment 3/4B has a 34-foot-long living room with a small balcony and a dining area with an open, 9-foot-wide kitchen, a bath and a 12-foot-wide entry foyer on its lower level and a two bedrooms, a small balcony and a bath on its upper level.
Apartment 1B has an open kitchen that opens onto a large living/dining area with a staircase to a lower level with a large skylit bedroom and an mezzanine office/den.
A one-bedroom apartment on the 7th floor has a 39-foot-long living room with an open kitchen with a 20-foot-long mezzanine den with a large roof terrace and third level with an 18-foot-long bedroom.
- Co-op built in 1899
- Located in Chelsea
- 21 total apartments 21 total apartments
- 10 recent sales ($650K to $2.4M)
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