151 West 17th St. 2B

151 West 17th Street, a 1088 sf Chelsea condo priced at $1425 per square foot is the best value you can find today! On one of Chelsea’s prettiest tree-lined streets, this rarely available one bedroom, 1.5 bathroom condominium apartment with a private terrace is a great find. The huge living room has giant double glazed picture windows facing south to the Rubin Museum of Art and trees, while the north exposure’s floor to ceiling windows and glass sliding door accesses the peaceful private terrace overlooking a Zen garden, perfect to unwind after a hard day. All ten windows are custom fitted with Hunter-Douglas shades. The sunny over-sized bedroom suite also faces south, has two huge closets and is large enough to create an office area. Immerse yourself in the soaking tub of the spa-like en-suite master bathroom featuring White Carrera marble throughout. Create your favorite meals in the windowed, sleek kitchen equipped with Poggenpohl cabinets, Amana oven and range, Bosch dishwasher, Caesar stone and stainless steel counter tops, Sub-Zero refrigerator and Marvel wine cooler. The kitchen is open to the living room creating a loft-like atmosphere, allowing for a formal dining area and perfect for entertaining. The apartment is flooded with light and sun, has an HVAC air-conditioner unit in every room, a Bosch washer/dryer next to the powder room and plenty of closets with custom made Elfa shelving.

151 West 17th Street, was built in 2003 as part of the Campiello Collection. It is a boutique condominium with 49 luxury homes and includes two common outdoor spaces. The pet friendly building has a full-time Doorman, a well equipped and windowed fitness center, building manager, bike storage and an attached garage accessible by elevator. This apartment looks directly out to the renowned Rubin Museum of Art. It is an ideal downtown location just one block from the new Barneys, William Sonoma, ans West Elm, and right by all subway lines. Nearby are fitness clubs and many high-tech headquarters including Google and Twitter. It is a short walk to The Union Square Market, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’sand the Flatiron district, West Village and the High Line Park.