For $7.9M, this sprawling four-bedroom Chelsea condo is a modern city mansion in a landmarked building
Photo credit: Anton Brookes at H5 Property for The Corcoran Group
On Manhattan’s west side, the landmarked Cass Gilbert building at 130 West 30th Street is a classic Chelsea address. Asking $7,850,000, this 21st-century condo spans 4,000 square feet, offering the kind of space you’d expect in a country mansion, surrounded by iconic New York City views. There’s an abundance of outdoor space in the form of two sweeping terraces, so you can even include your garden dreams in your modern city estate.
Adjacent to Manhattan’s most coveted neighborhoods and cultural destinations, this sophisticated apartment offers convenience, luxury, and room to live and entertain on a grand scale. Throughout the home, you’ll find luxurious details like bespoke lighting, oversized windows, electric blackout shades, a Sonos sound system, a filtered water system–even a private garbage chute.
Enter via either of two elevators, through a private vestibule. The four-bedroom home is arranged around a vast living and dining space.
On two sides, you’ll find nearly 1,000 feet of terrace space for cityscape-gazing and indoor-outdoor living. The home’s Sonos sound system extends to the outdoors as well.
The 50-foot-long living area features high ceilings and pale wood flooring. A large dining area is surrounded by city views.
In the state-of-the-art kitchen, you’ll find Miele ovens, a Subzero refrigerator and freezer, and a Viking wine fridge. A bespoke pantry joins floor-to-ceiling cabinets for a sleek and seamless look.
Four bedrooms have huge walk-in closets and luxurious baths. The primary suite offers two bedroom-sized closets and a separate sitting area.
Built in 1928, the historic building was designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert and converted to condominiums in 2003. The pet-friendly residence offers a part-time doorman.
[Listing details: 130 West 30th Street #18A at CityRealty]
[At The Corcoran Group by Amy Hershman and Bre Tutuska]
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Photo credit: Anton Brookes at H5 Property for The Corcoran Group
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