Whether you're seeking a primary residence or a pied-a-terre, this strategically situated studio stands out from the crowd. Within steps of such icons as Madison Square Garden, Macy's, the Jacob Javits Center, Herald Square and the convenience of Penn Station, theatre, restaurants, the Hudson River and public transportation, this petite gem is at Manhattan's epicenter. 433 West 34th Street is a Bing & Bing designed building, regarded among the city's finest prewar properties, and provides such full service amenities as 24 hour doorman, a beautiful Art Deco lobby with dry cleaning drop-off service, state-of-the-art package alert and lower level laundry facilities and bike room. This well-priced 'Haddon Hall' charmer boasts high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, an original classically designed bath and 2 closets and incredibly low maintenance in a building that allows pets, pied-a-terre's, parents buying for children, guarantors and has a liberal sublet policy that make this purchase th...

Boutique loft living in the heart of Chelsea! Built in 1911 to house an industrial manufacturing company, the Clement Clarke, impeccably converted to condominiums in 2008 by award-winning architect Stephen Alton, makes a bold, contemporary statement yet retains the old-world allure for which prewar Chelsea is known. With respect for tradition, the building's elegant faade has been restored to its original glory, with all-new oversized double-hung windows now gracing each unit. Offsetting yesteryear's charm is a sleek modern lobby with a 24-hour doorman greeting you as you enter, and immaculate new interiors complemented by bright light, 10-11' beamed ceilings, American walnut solid 5" plank flooring, 8' solid core doors, stainless steel & chrome hardware by Newform & other luxury finishes throughout. Open kitchens are outfitted with crystal white stone cast glass countertops & backsplash, Alta Cucina custom rosewood kitchen cabinets with under cabinet lighting, Miele cook-top, built-in...

High-quality design marries high-floor sunlight and views in this bright and beautiful one-bedroom in Chelsea's premium prewar co-op. Perched on the 17th floor of the coveted 20-story London Terrace Towers, the apartment is actually among the rare few in the building with a terrace - one that spans the entire width of the living space, and is newly repaved with ambient foot lighting. This outdoor oasis accessed from the large living room spoils you with stretching views of the sky and historic architecture, and is an incomparable setting for relaxing or entertaining. Inside is just as entrancing with its blend of old and new. Warm 9' beamed ceilings, stained 2" strip oak floors and crown molding are complemented by upscale modern-day refinements that suit the sophisticated tastes of today. Expansive interiors have been brought to life by John Douglas Eason in a complete recent renovation of this 1930s treasure, with all prewar details impeccably preserved and enhanced. Perfect examples...

Boutique loft living in the heart of Chelsea! Built in 1911 to house an industrial manufacturing company, the Clement Clarke, impeccably converted to condominiums in 2008 by award-winning architect Stephen Alton, makes a bold, contemporary statement yet retains the old-world allure for which prewar Chelsea is known. With respect for tradition, the building's elegant faade has been restored to its original glory, with all-new oversized double-hung windows now gracing each unit. Offsetting yesteryear's charm is a sleek modern lobby with a 24-hour doorman greeting you as you enter, and immaculate new interiors complemented by bright light, 10-11' beamed ceilings, American walnut solid 5" plank flooring, 8' solid core doors, stainless steel & chrome hardware by Newform & other luxury finishes throughout. Open kitchens are outfitted with crystal white stone cast glass countertops & backsplash, Alta Cucina custom rosewood kitchen cabinets with under cabinet lighting, Miele cook-top, built-...