225 West 25th St. #2J

225 West 25th Street #2J is a rare find: a pre-war one bedroom with beautiful, high quality renovations rendered meticulously, and lovingly maintained. Entering this home is like walking into new development with the price tag of a resale coop. It is not to be missed.

This classic, absolutely sprawling Art Deco home combines the best of the era – high ceilings, original wood floors, rounded soffits, a window in every room, a sunken living room, and a separate kitchen – all with custom renovations. The windowed kitchen boasts solid maple Fieldstone Cabinetry from Vermont and soft close drawers, a Caesarstone countertop and backsplash, and all, high-end stainless appliances including Miele, Fischer & Paykel, Jennair and Blomberg.

The windowed entry gallery has an ample foyer closet and plenty of room for dining. If you’d prefer a larger table, step down into the vast living area which absolutely gobbles up your furniture, offering unending possibilities to arrange living, dining and workspace.

The sparkling, contemporary bathroom has a frameless, free standing glass shower with floor to ceiling glass tiles, a recessed, all glass medicine cabinet, a Hansgrohe Raindance shower system, Toto toilet, and all chrome accessories by Grohe.

Just outside the bath are two more closets and the entrance to the south-facing, super-sized bedroom, which easily fits a king bed, side tables, dressers, a vanity and even a comfortable chair. The bedroom closet makes four, and if four closets aren’t enough, this lovely home comes with a large, private storage cage in the basement.

The well-run, 6-floor, 65 unit cooperative at 225 West 25th Street has a fabulous live-in superintendent, a common roof deck, a courtyard, a central laundry room, private storage, a bike room, video security, a lobby and an elevator. It is perfectly situated across the street from Whole Foods, a block from both the 1 and C,E trains, a stone’s throw from the 23rd Street Crosstown bus, the HighLine and all the gyms, restaurants and shopping of Chelsea and, soon, Hudson Yards. The building considers co-purchasing, gifting, pieds-a terre and pets.