Building & Unit Features
Eastern sunlight floods the living/dining room of this converted one bedroom corner apartment in the heart of Chelsea. Enter in to a spacious foyer with two large floor to ceiling deep closets. Past the foyer is a designated dining area that easily accommodates the current table with seating for 4 along with a bar area. The living room has unobstructed eastern city views out of the double paned large windows allowing for maximum sunlight during the day. The queen size bedroom includes two additional floor to ceiling closets and has space for a dresser or desk. The gut renovated windowed bathroom features custom Carrara marble floor tiles, Quartz top vanity with storage, Delta fixtures, and a ceramic subway tiled shower. The windowed kitchen features long Corian countertops, ample walnut cabinetry, dishwasher, and a large stainless steel refrigerator. Central A/C and heat, parquet hardwood floors, north and eastern sunny exposures, and abundant closet space all add to the desirability of this move-in ready home.The Piermont is a mid-century modern building in the heart of Chelsea offering a full-time doorman, live-in super, beautifully landscaped roof deck with 360-degree views, renovated lobby, central laundry room, and bike and storage rooms. Conveniently located close to subways (1, C, E, F, M and Path trains), restaurants, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and Eataly, as well as The High Line, Chelsea Market, and Hudson River Park. Cats are OK, sorry no dogs. 80% financing is allowed.
Floor: 9
Stories: 14
Units: 130
Total Rooms: 2.5
Pet Policy: Cats Only
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