Must-see historic Chelsea one bedroom home combining modern renovation with pre-war charm.

The gracious living room is both spacious and cozy, with loft-like proportions, a working wood-burning fireplace with a beautiful brick mantle. The well-appointed and beautifully renovated open kitchen, with light marble countertops, compliments the living room, creating an amazing entertaining atmosphere. The kitchen boasts a Miele electric stove with external exhaust ventilation, a Liebherr refrigerator, a Miele dishwasher, and plenty of countertop, cabinet, and pantry space. Beside the living room lies the generously sized bedroom, big enough for a king-sized bed, with a deep closet. The renovated white bathroom has subway tiles, heat lamps, and a full-sized bath.

The apartment is in excellent condition and features exposed brick in both rooms, hardwood floors, 10-foot ceilings, through-wall AC, city-quiet windows, and thermostat-regulated heat. Both rooms get great light, as they face north and look out across a wide street with no buildings directly across. Multiple closets and built-in shelves help make efficient use of the space.

356 West 23rd Street is part of a 27-unit co-op built in the early 1900's. This walk-up building features a laundry room, planted garden, and voice intercom system. Pets and co-purchases are allowed. Pieds-a-terre are decided on a case-by-case basis.

West Chelsea is one of New York's most desirable neighborhoods, with great access to some of the best restaurants, art galleries, and shopping corridors the city has to offer. Public transportation and the Highline Park are just one block away.