144 W 27th St Unit 6 New York, NY 10001

Modern upgrades meet pre-war elements in this authentic Chelsea loft that epitomizes downtown living. This expansive home spans approximately 2,700 square feet and currently offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a home office, with plenty of space to create additional rooms in this stunning residence. While renovated with high-end finishes for the discerning buyer, the design complements the integrity of the original architecture. Graced with 10-foot ceilings, original steel columns , and custom cut Walnut floors, this incredible space will impress from the moment you arrive.

The massive great room is anchored by a gas fireplace and boasts gallery space ready to hang art, and allows space for comfortable living, dining and entertaining.

The stunning open kitchen boasts a massive marble island, counters and backsplash, and ample cabinetry. Outfitted with a clear front Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine fridge, Wolf and Miele appliances, this kitchen serves both professional and amateur chefs alike.

A spacious primary bedroom features a second gas fireplace, and an enormous outfitted dressing room/ closet, large enough to become your home office or gym. The beautifully appointed spa-like bathroom. The en-suite, spa-like primary bath clad in marble features a colossal free-standing tub, rain shower and radiant heat floors.

The second glass walled interior bedroom has another huge closet and is incredibly quiet. The second fully customized marble bath has radiant heat floors as well.

Additional upgrades in this special offering include a new Geze tilt-and-turn windows silencer windows, full laundry room with vented washer/ dryer, an abundance of customized closets throughout, controlled lighting systems , motorized shades and low monthlies.

144 West 27th Street is a boutique Condominium with a full-time super, planted roof deck and bike room. Conveniently located near subway and bus lines, and moments from top dining options, Eataly, Whole Foods, Madison Square Park Chelsea art galleries and The High Line.