This pre-war, 1,536-square-foot condo boasts an elegant design by Shamir Shah, featuring high ceilings, a spacious layout, and oversized windows that fill the home with natural light. This large 1-bedroom apartment has a second room that can be used as either a second bedroom or den, and two full baths.

This well-designed loft features over-sized, 8-foot windows facing east, an elegant foyer, a large living room, an open kitchen, and 12.5-foot beamed ceilings. The loft has been completely renovated, adding to the pre-war elegance and modern, luxury aesthetic.

The oversized, master bedroom features city-quiet windows, lots of closet space, and an ensuite marble and limestone bath, including a glass shower and elegant bathtub. The second room can be converted into another bedroom with full-height pocket doors.

The open kitchen, which is the largest in the building, has stainless steel appliances, including a vented hood, abundant storage, and a large, 11-foot island. Stunning hardwood floors, wall coverings, window treatments, and a breathtaking view of the Empire State Building complete the apartment.

Built in 1914 and converted in 2006, The Heywood is a boutique luxury condominium at the crossroads of the West Chelsea gallery district, the High Line, and Hudson Yards. With 50 impressive lofts designed by Shamir Shah, the stunning building boasts a range of first-class amenities including a 24-hour doorman, full-time super, porter, and spacious roof deck. The Heywood is close to a number of great restaurants and shops, as well as Hudson River Park, Chelsea Piers, convenient transportation, and an entrance to the High Line only one block away.