$2,350,000

Call home this triplex penthouse unit of a 1840s Greek Revival townhouse in Chelsea. Combining the warmth of a house nearly two centuries old with modern elegance, this home is situated on 19th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues, in the center of a quiet tree-lined residential block featuring historic row homes with stoops. Enjoy the qualities and feeling of living in a townhouse while only minutes walking away from all the services, commerce and attractions this area offers, including High Line park, Chelsea Market and the Meatpacking District. The A/C/E/L express subway stop is only a few minutes away at 16th Street and 8th Avenue and the 1-train stops at 18th Street and 7th Avenue. The apartment has a total interior footprint of approx. 1,500 square feet and its most prominent feature is a remarkable ~300 square foot private and planted rooftop terrace joined with the indoors via a wall of sliding glass doors, creating a virtually seamless 600 square foot indoor/outdoor space with open views above the roofs of landmarked Chelsea Historic District to the north and a sweeping panorama of midtown in the background. A rare find also as the outdoor space is largely shielded from views by others, making this a truly private oasis. The townhouse together with an identical building next door forms a 10-unit Coop. Sorry, no dogs. You reach the unit via the original building stoop and 2 flights up or via a second entrance one level higher. The apartment has a full bath on each of the three levels, is currently laid out with 2 bedrooms and configured ready to create 1 or 2 additional windowed rooms with separate heating, A/C and lighting control already in place by splitting the large areas on the 1st and 2nd level. The apartment features a wood burning fireplace, Viking and Liebherr kitchen appliances, Bosch washer/dryer, Duravit and Toto fixtures and Hansgrohe Axor faucets. The bath on the 1st level has double sinks and separate tub and shower. The bath on the top floor features a skylight and large double doors inviting you to take a bath in the oversized tub while enjoying the view out across your terrace at the Empire State Building.