135 West 17 Street   Unit 4B

Flooded with natural light from 12 windows and three exposures (N,S,E), this impressive space truly captures the essence of authentic loft living. A key-locked elevator provides entry into this extra-wide (34ft+) and mostly open space, with a 10ft high ceiling, hardwood floors, exposed brick, heavy wood beams and four handsome wood columns running down the length of the loft. The openness of this loft truly conveys a sense of luxury that a fully partitioned space no longer has.
Anchoring the home is a windowed open kitchen, perfectly positioned in the center of the loft, with a large island that invites guests to this natural gathering site. Outfitted with a vented exhaust, premium stainless steel appliances (Sub-Zero, Viking), wine fridge, deep sink and expansive counter space, this is a true chef's kitchen. At the south end of the loft is a sunny living and dining area with a full guest bathroom that includes a washer and dryer. At the north end of the loft, beyond a set of sliding doors, is the master bedroom suite with a luxuriously sized bathroom, his-and-hers vanities and adjacent dressing area. The corner exposure in rear allows for great light and an open view over a row of landmarked carriage houses on West 18th Street. The configuration of windows here even invites the possibility of creating an additional bedroom or two. There is a flow to this space that can encompass grand entertaining for dozens of guests, or allow room for display of any number of artworks and collectibles. Additional features include a central AC system, central steam heat, and a massive 136SF private storage room in the basement.
A stable and long established pet-friendly co-op on Chelsea's finest tree-lined block, opposite the Rubin Museum, with many charming stores and restaurants up and down the block. A short distance to multiple subway lines, the Union Square Farmers' Market, Whole Foods and the charms of the West Village, with the West Chelsea gallery scene and the High Line a few minutes away.
Two ongoing monthly capital assessments of $250.35 and $270.30.