sophistication meets comfort in the heart of Chelsea
Welcome to 465 West 23rd Street Apt 17B, where sophistication meets comfort in the heart of Chelsea. This exquisite apartment offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of New York City's architectural history while indulging in modern conveniences and breathtaking views. This remarkable corner unit features three rooms including a very large living room and bedroom, both alongside a sprawling terrace. With south, east, and west exposures, it offers an abundance of natural light, fresh air and panoramic views. The apartment boasts a windowed galley kitchen, hardwood floors, high beamed ceilings, original steel-framed doorways, and through-the-window air conditioning. Constructed in 1930, London Terrace Towers is an impeccably-run coop staffed 24 hours a day with door attendants, porters, service personnel, live-in resident manager and on-site management office. Amenities include complimentary access to the famed half Olympic-sized indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, steam and locker rooms. For a nominal fee, residents enjoy the state-of-the-art 3000 sf gym managed by URBN Playground. The common roof terrace is beautifully landscaped and furnished with WIFI and an outdoor shower and boasts views of the Hudson River and Hudson Yards. Residents have use of the newly renovated large common laundry facilities; private storage; bike room; and access to an indoor parking garage (independently operated). The property is wired for both FiOS and Spectrum. This coop allows Pied-a-Terre, Guarantors, Gifting, Co-purchasing and Subletting allowed after 1 year of ownership (all with board approval). 80% financing permitted. 2% Flip Tax, split evenly between buyer and seller. The monthly maintenance includes the pool, steam, sauna and locker rooms, heat, hot water and gas, electric (sub-metered). This is a pet-friendly building. Situated in the midst of vibrant Chelsea neighborhood, this residence offers unparalleled access to New York City's finest attractions such as the High Line, Hudson Yards, Chelsea Piers, Little Island, Hudson River Park, and Chelsea Market. Photos and renderings are virtually staged.