$ 3,300
Studio • 1 Baths
Building & Unit Features
Bright, renovated studio in a doorman building with elevator and laundry in Chelsea.
Contact Jorge Barrios for viewings 646-228-4818 [email protected]
It’s hard to overstate how remarkable this Chelsea is. Chelsea has beautiful
townhouses and row houses that line its cross-streets and many converted
warehouses that now serve as cutting-edge art galleries. The rightly popular High
Line park - another piece of innovative architecture built on what was once an
elevated train line - offers one of the best walking paths in Manhattan and the
beautiful vistas of the Hudson River and the West Side. It also sits adjacent to
Hudson River Park, a waterfront area that runs from the Battery all the way up to
Chelsea Piers, an old luxury cruise terminal, is now Manhattan’s premier destination
for athletic activities of all kinds. Chelsea Market is the place to go for the best food
in the city; the range and quality of products there is unmatched. Residents also
enjoy some of the finest international restaurants and retail stores in Manhattan, a
tribute to its diverse population from all over the world. With all of this Chelsea still
remains a residential neighborhood at its core. The neighborhood has a varied
texture that shifts from block to block; historic apartment buildings, tenements, and
townhouses are found in abundance here. When you combine all the reasons to live
there, Chelsea stands out as one of the most desirable Manhattan destination.
Contact Jorge Barrios for viewings 646-228-4818 [email protected]
It’s hard to overstate how remarkable this Chelsea is. Chelsea has beautiful
townhouses and row houses that line its cross-streets and many converted
warehouses that now serve as cutting-edge art galleries. The rightly popular High
Line park - another piece of innovative architecture built on what was once an
elevated train line - offers one of the best walking paths in Manhattan and the
beautiful vistas of the Hudson River and the West Side. It also sits adjacent to
Hudson River Park, a waterfront area that runs from the Battery all the way up to
Chelsea Piers, an old luxury cruise terminal, is now Manhattan’s premier destination
for athletic activities of all kinds. Chelsea Market is the place to go for the best food
in the city; the range and quality of products there is unmatched. Residents also
enjoy some of the finest international restaurants and retail stores in Manhattan, a
tribute to its diverse population from all over the world. With all of this Chelsea still
remains a residential neighborhood at its core. The neighborhood has a varied
texture that shifts from block to block; historic apartment buildings, tenements, and
townhouses are found in abundance here. When you combine all the reasons to live
there, Chelsea stands out as one of the most desirable Manhattan destination.
Total Rooms: 2
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