231 10th Ave., #PH1
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231 10th Ave., #PH1 Between 23rd and 24th streets
$5.2 million
Common Charges:
$2,659
Monthly Taxes:
$309
Broker:
Robert Browne/Corcoran
This West Chelsea penthouse has Hudson River views and overlooks the future High Line Park. From the living/dining room, the Statue of Liberty, General Theological Seminary grounds (part of the Chelsea Historic District), and the Frank Gehry-designed IAC Building, among others, are visible. The second bedroom and east-facing terrace overlook the Empire State Building. About 2,647 square feet, it has a southwest, corner master suite and an open, south-facing kitchen (with a red granite breakfast bar and high-end appliances). It also contains a third bedroom, two additional baths, a powder room, and west-facing balcony. Two elevator banks open directly into the condo, which features an “in-wall” sound system and wood-burning fireplace. It is in a full-service, pet-friendly building with storage.
