$2,312,500

Discover the allure of this unique, fully-renovated three-bedroom loft with two outdoor terraces, where the vibrant neighborhoods of Hudson Yards and Chelsea meet.

This one-of-a-kind loft-like residence features impressive grand 11-foot ceilings, oversized windows that flood the interior with natural light, sophisticated architectural elements, ample storage, and central air conditioning, presenting an exceptional opportunity at the crossroads of two of Manhattan's most burgeoning areas.

The moment you enter the expansive 40-foot great room with multiple southern exposures, you'll immediately appreciate the generous living space and the unique lifestyle this home offers. With space and style to be an entertainer's dream, the apartment is simultaneously an oasis for peace and quiet in the middle of it all. Two outdoor terraces allow you to soak in the city's energy and views. A sun-soaked corner room with renovated en-suite bath offers flexible usage options, effortlessly transforming into a terraced primary suite. The two distinctive spa bathrooms are a luxurious retreat, one featuring a carved Italian granite soaking tub, allowing you to unwind and rejuvenate in style. The renovated pass-through kitchen abounds with storage and counter space-with just enough separation from the living and dining area to freely express culinary creativity. The convenience of semi-private laundry facilities and a private storage closet in the hallway adds to the practicality of daily living. With only two apartments on the floor, your privacy and tranquility are further enhanced, ensuring an exclusive atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Originally designed by architect Henry I. Oser in 1927, 249 West 29th Street stands as a remarkable 16-story Art Deco structure. Once a fur building, it is known for its striking brick facade, intricate masonry details, elegant setbacks, and upper-floor cornices,. The building offers a keyed elevator, double-secured entry, a service elevator, a state-of-the-art intercom system, and a full-time superintendent. Ideally situated in the flourishing North Chelsea neighborhood, the building is within easy reach of numerous conveniences, such as two Whole Foods Markets, the High Line, Hudson Yards, Manhattan West, fashionable shops, renowned restaurants, global art galleries, and a range of transportation options, including Moynihan Station.

The unusually low maintenance is partly due to the rental income the co-op receives from the four commercial tenants on the ground floor-with considerable room for more income for the co-op in the future. For added convenience, the building has allowed for live-work space, pied-à-terre ownership and purchases by parents for their children. Additionally, the co-op is pet-friendly, welcoming your furry companions.