128 W 26th St #10 New York City, NY 10001

128 W 26th Street, #10 is a bright, contemporary 1,426 square foot, floor-through apartment. This 10th floor loft offers floor-to-ceiling casement-style windows, 9'+ ceiling heights and a private balcony off the primary suite. This designer home is complete with 10" wide engineered hardwood floors, central heating & cooling, recessed lighting throughout and an in-unit washer & dryer. The upgraded chef's kitchen is open to the living room and features custom cabinetry with expert storage by Bauformat, newly installed Taj Mahal marble countertops and backsplash, and is complemented by a suite of A-grade appliances, including a Miele refrigerator, Bertazzoni range with exhaust hood, Bertazzoni dishwasher and an XO wine refrigerator. Two South-facing bedrooms are discreetly tucked away from the living space for maximum privacy and separation. The king-size primary suite boasts a private balcony, a five-fixture en-suite bathroom with double vanity, separate tub and shower, radiant heat floors, and a fully customized dressing area with walk-in closet. A full bathroom with stall shower and radiant heat floors services the second bedroom and guests. The third, North-facing bedroom is located off the living room. The versatile floor plan offers the option to remove this bedroom and expand the living room to create an oversized great room spanning the entire width of the building. 128 West 26th Street: A limited collection of thirteen full-floor condominium residences in the heart of Chelsea. Contemporary finishes and thoughtful layouts characterize each 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home. With direct elevator entry into each apartment, virtual doorman, and a common roof deck with grill and beautiful city views, a true boutique lifestyle awaits. With a superb central Chelsea location, 128 West 26th is in perfect proximity to some of NYC's best restaurants, retail and art galleries, including Whole Foods, Fairway Market, Madison Square Park and more. Convenient access to the 1, R, and W train lines, Penn Station, and Herald Square are moments away.