100 W 15TH Street #3GH

Glamorous, Sun-filled Loft, with Empire State building views, on prime Chelsea tree-lined block. Innovative, architectural design by George Ranalli (dean of the School of Architecture at City College of New York), this renovation combines two contiguous studio apartments, creating a seamless and spacious loft-style home. Enter into the main space and there is a large horizontal room, flanked along the entire width by a wall of oversized windows. A red color-infused plaster wall separates the living room from two sleep lofts above the utilitarian spaces. The kitchen counter is a heavily veined marble slab, slipping through the red wall into the main space, forming the boundary between the dining area and the living area. The kitchen is both aesthetic and a great work space, with beautiful, custom designed Finnish Wood cabinetry, and top of the line appliances. An added unique feature includes 1.5 baths, both beautifully appointed. The staircase leads to an upper level mezzanine, incorporating two separate sleeping areas. In addition, there is a dressing room with closets and storage galore. Original prewar elements are intermixed within the modern design and include 12 foot ceilings, oak floors, and huge windows. The space is open, flexible, and can be turned into a 1 Bedroom apartment. Approximately 700 sq. ft. Building features: This is an intimate prewar elevator building, built in 1895, and the facade is a turn of the century architectural beauty. An established and well maintained cooperative, the building is pet friendly. Central laundry room, storage bins and bike room. Pied-a-Terre allowed. All this in a superb downtown location, at the crossroad of Greenwich Village, Union Square, Chelsea, Flatiron, and the Meat Packing District. Easily accessible to all modes of transportation, shopping and eating establishments such as Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and the Chelsea Market. Nearby parks include: Madison Square Park, Union Square Park, and Washington Square Park, the Highline, and the Hudson River Park.