249 West 29th St. #14

Fabulous full-floor loft in a prewar Chelsea Art Deco-style, modernized to perfection with a primo renovation by top-of-the-line designers and craftsmen! Perched high on the 14th floor of the 15-story 249 West 29th Street is an artfully luxurious 2-bedroom, 2 bathroom plus home office residence with a private terrace, awaiting the discerning buyer seeking flooding light and stunning views at an enviable Chelsea address. Collaborating to create this contemporary gem was the design team of raad studio/James Ramsey (creator of the Lowline), Redi construction, Classic Restoration Corp. and other artisans responsible for the incredible custom millwork, premier fixtures/appliances and upscale designer finishes. High beamed ceilings, massive windows on 3 exposures and open, airy living space awe you upon entering this tastefully-elegant yet state-of-the-art home. Patina Walnut 3/4 solid wood flooring, exquisite stone/teak/limestone and Hansgrohe Stark, Laufen Pro & Fantini fixtures in sleek baths, chef-grade Miele and Wolf appliances in the magnificent new chef’s kitchen, whole-house wiring for sound, top-tier projection screen/projector equipment for an astounding cinematic experience, a Whirlpool washer/dryer and other custom refinements indulge your senses and optimize comfort. Your master suite is a retreat all its own with an enormous custom closet-lined walk-in closet/dressing room and opulent, generously-sized spa-like en-suite bath. Step up to peacefulness from the living room to a wonderful terrace overlooking the city where the world feels like your own.
Built in 1927, 249 West 29th Street is an architecturally-distinctive prewar industrial loft building converted to an exclusive residential cooperative in 1979. The building offers a keyed elevator, service elevator, an intercom system, and full-time superintendent. Located in desirable, vibrant North Chelsea between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, near all the conveniences such as Whole Foods, Chelsea Piers, the Highline Extension, trendy shops and restaurants, art galleries and numerous transportation options.