500 W 21st St #GARDENG New York City, NY 10011

Perfectly situated on the 2nd floor overlooking the trees this gorgeous corner 2 bedroom home is flooded with light all day long. Upon entering through a gracious foyer into a massive living and dining area, you will instantly be captivated by the light and warmth from the gorgeous casement windows of this corner-unit home. From here you will enjoy stunning views of the Theological Seminary and Empire State Building to the east and southern views of the downtown neighborhood around Chelsea Market. Opening onto the spacious living spaces is the windowed kitchen featuring hand-crafted cabinetry and white marble countertops and backsplash. The kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances including a Miele electric convection oven, speed oven, gas cooktop with fully vented pull-out hood, a Gaggenau 30-inch built-in refrigerator and a Marvel wine cooler. The luxurious master bedroom features two walk-in closets, and the master bath is fitted with white statuary marble walls, majestic brown marble flooring, custom bronze trimmed vanities, a marble double vanity sink and radiant heated floors. The secondary bedroom also features an en suite bathroom and ample storage. Building amenities include a 24 hour doorman and concierge, live-in Resident Manager, 2,000 square foot fitness center designed by The Wright Fit, a club room for entertaining, and a children's playroom. West Chelsea is unquestionably Manhattan's most cultured, creative, exciting neighborhood with world's greatest architecture. Whether it is a walk on the High Line to the West Village, a stroll through Little Island, a visit to the new Whitney Museum, an opening at any one of the multitude of art galleries, golf at Chelsea Piers, run or bike ride along Hudson River Park, or a quick escape from the city from the nearby heliport, Chelsea's diversity of enjoyments are endless.West Chelsea is unquestionably Manhattan's most cultured, creative, exciting neighborhood with world's greatest architecture. Whether it is a walk on the High Line to the West Village, a stroll through Little Island, a visit to the new Whitney Museum, an opening at any one of the multitude of art galleries, golf at Chelsea Piers, run or bike ride along Hudson River Park, or a quick escape from the city from the nearby heliport, Chelsea's diversity of enjoyments are endless.