This $2.15M Chelsea duplex has old-world charm, baby blue accents, and a balcony
All photos courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens
This jewel-box of a duplex at 347 West 22nd Street is the sort of Manhattan apartment in which you can imagine spending a cozy winter day in front of the fire. There is, indeed, a working fireplace in the two-bedroom pad, but there’s also a balcony for when the weather is better. Asking $2,150,000, the two-floor co-op has been renovated, but vintage details and colorful accents keep it unique.
The home’s lower level is framed by nine-foot ceilings and diagonal wide-plank maple floors. French doors open off the living room onto a balcony with a treehouse vibe. An open living and dining area offers a wood-burning fireplace and a skylight.
Open to the dining area, the kitchen is a confection of Tiffany-blue millwork and modern country charm. A porcelain-glazed farmhouse sink, vintage brass hardware, and marble countertops accent hard-working appliances that include a Sub-Zero fridge and a warming drawer. Also on this floor is a full bath with a step-in shower.
Up a curved wood staircase, the home’s second floor has 11-foot ceilings and three skylights. In keeping with the home’s cozy feel, the spacious primary bedroom has a built-in window seat for a perfect morning reading spot. A large walk-in closet completes the room.
The smaller second bedroom–currently a light-filled art studio–also gets a walk-in closet. Both chambers are served by a second full bath with an extra-large soaking tub. There’s also a linen closet and a washer and dryer on this floor.
The pet-friendly self-managed Chelsea co-op allows rentals and pieds-à-terre. There’s a common laundry room for building use as well.
[Listing details: 347 West 22nd Street, #9 at CityRealty]
[At Brown Harris Stevens by Anna Shagalov, Bo Poulsen, Thomas James Hatton, and Lila A. Del Leola]
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