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422 West 20th Street

422 West 20th Street

(212) 444-7820

Location

422 West 20th Street, New York City, NY 10011
Chelsea

Amenities

On-site laundry
Patio / balcony
Hardwood floors
Gym
Air conditioning
Doorman
Unit Amenities
air conditioning
furnished
hardwood floors
patio / balcony
Property Amenities
doorman
gym
on-site laundry
bike storage
APPLICATION PENDING - Boasting contemporary interiors by premier architect Alan Wanzenberg, this residence was created with new solid oak plank flooring, central air, new arched windows in the living room, and DIRECT unobstructed Seminary Park views with bright open sky. Designed with state-of-the-art appliances and finishes in the kitchens and bathrooms, both windowed, and distinctive detailing, 422W20 presents an incredible opportunity to enjoy classic Chelsea living at its finest. Located in the midst of one of Manhattan's most vibrant neighborhoods, located directly across the street is the area's best-kept secret, the General Theological Seminary's gated private park, The Close, and a large, landscaped central garden filled with full-grown trees and lawns, flagstone pathways and wrought iron benches. It is one of the most peaceful, almost pastoral settings in New York City. The building offers many of the new-development amenities that residents adore, such as a furnished roof deck, 1400-square-foot fitness room, secure package room, storage units, bike room, newly built laundry room, part-time doorman, 24-hour Virtual Doorman service, and most importantly, keys to The Close. Available for long-term lease. Next to the High Line Park, Meatpacking District, and Avenues School.

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Property Status: Off The Market

Julie Pham

Corcoran Group

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