Set within a boutique Chelsea condominium, this northeast corner two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence offers a refined, architectural presence defined by thoughtful design and modern comfort. Fully renovated with a design-forward sensibility, the home blends modern luxury with warmth and ease.
The living and dining area is open and inviting, framed by oversized windows, wide-plank hardwood floors, and high ceilings that enhance the loft-like proportions. Clean sightlines and layered lighting create a space well suited for both entertaining and everyday living.
The chef's kitchen was custom designed by Scavolini and refined in every detail. A generous quartz waterfall-edge island anchors the space, while sleek custom lacquered cabinetry provides ample concealed storage. Top-tier appliances include a Wolf gas convection range with a steam oven, dual dishwashers, and a 48" Sub-Zero built-in refrigerator with integrated over 100 bottle wine storage.
The primary bedroom is a serene retreat with large windows, trimless square LED recessed lighting, and two closets, opening to a beautifully customized en-suite bath with a double vanity and an oversized walk-in shower finished in a calming, spa-like palette.
The secondary bedroom is bright and well-proportioned, with custom storage that allows it to function comfortably as a guest room or home office. Across the hallway, the renovated bathroom features a soaking tub, generous storage, and a discreetly placed stacked washer and dryer.
The apartment may be sold fully furnished, offering a seamless move-in opportunity.
Chelsea 19 Condominium is a prewar elevator building built in 1910, comprising just 43 residences. Amenities include day and night porters, 24-hour doorman, and private storage. A parking garage is conveniently located directly across the street and operates from 5:00 AM to 1:00 AM.
Ideally positioned near the High Line, Chelsea Market, the Joyce Theater, and the Meatpacking District, with its world-class shopping, dining, and cultural destinations including the Whitney Museum of American Art. Multiple subway lines are within one to two blocks, including the 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, F, L, and M trains.
