116 W 29TH Street #8

PRICE JUST REDUCED! No detail overlooked: a spectacular design by Architect Greg Colston, executed to pristine perfection in this full-floor, five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath North Chelsea loft that measures well over 3000 square feet. Featured on the cover of The New York Times Magazine, this completely customized home boasts four exposures and 28 windows. A private keyed elevator opens into a grand 44-ft.-long gallery. Experience a great room that lives up to its name, awash in natural light. Work in a large, private study with built-in desk. This property captures a grandeur and energy of timeless city living. Features of the apartment include: 11+ ft. ceilings Dual-zoned central A/C 7" wide plank White Ash floors throughout Ten (10) oversized, well-located closets Bosch washer/dryer Decorative designer light fixtures by Flos, Artemide and Castigliani Customer Kitchen Millwork featuring Book- & Slip-matched bands of American Walnut twin Fisher-Paykel dishwashers, Wolf convection oven, Thermador cooktop, warming drawer, and Sub-Zero panel-fronted refrigerator A three-exposure, two-bedroom suite, flanking a common sitting room En-suite master bedroom with walk-in closet, built-in desk, credenza and shelving, and a sleek master bathroom Entertainment center including a 64" flat screen TV and Bose 5.1 Surround Sound System with 9 speakers. By virtue of its positioning, light and views are protected in this unit, a rarity in booming North Chelsea/NoMad. This cooperative encompasses three buildings along west 29th street and a series of completed construction, condominium and cooperative ownership to the South offers additional protection of views. This boutique, self-managed cooperative has streamlined its purchase process. Erected in 1912, the loft building sits at the intersection of two red hot downtown neighborhoods: NoMad and North Chelsea. Only three blocks from Madison Park, Whole Foods Market, Fairway and Chelsea and Flatiron's hip shopping and renowned restaurants like the Ace Hotel's offerings! Three subway lines are within a two block radius.