148 W 23rd Street #5FG

Expansive loft offering incredible value, versatility and endless possibilities in the heart of Chelsea. Bring your contractor and create your dream home in this generously proportioned space that offers unrivaled square footage for the price. With tall ceilings and classic pre-war loft character throughout, this is a true blank canvas ideal for customization. The flexible floor plan supports a wide variety of layouts. Currently configured as a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home with a large family room/library in addition to the main living/dining area. Two loft spaces provide excellent additional storage or creative use potential.

Chelsea Mews is a full-service, pre-war co-op that offers a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, a beautifully landscaped roof deck with panoramic views of Hudson Yards and the Empire State Building, laundry on every floor, and bike storage in the basement.

Ideally situated at the crossroads of Chelsea and Flatiron between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, the location is exceptionally convenient. The restaurant scene in the neighborhood is excellent, with world-class dining, trendy boutiques, nightlife, and a thriving art scene all nearby. The High Line, Chelsea Piers, Chelsea Market, Meatpacking District, Hudson Yards, Madison Square Park, and Hudson River Park are all a short walk away.

Transportation couldnt be better, with 1, F, M & PATH trains on the block, and the C, E lines just a block away. Two parking garages are right on the block, in addition to several bus stops.

Daily life is effortless with four major grocery stores nearby including Whole Foods (3 minute walk), Trader Joes (4 minute walk), Fairway, Westside Market (on the block), plus Eataly, Target, and Home Depot all in close proximity to the building.

This pet-friendly co-op permits pieds--terres, co-purchasing, gifting and guarantors. Subletting is permitted two out of every five years. Financing up to 80% is allowed, and there is a 2% seller flip tax.

Disclaimer: Square footage is an estimate. Prospective purchasers must conduct their own due diligence and verify all measurements.