505 W 19th St #6-D New York, NY 10011

24-HOUR NOTICE FOR SHOWINGS. TENANT OCCUPIED. WEEKDAY SHOWINGS ONLY. SORRY, NO PETS. Modern elegance is exemplified perfectly in Thomas Juul-Hansen's 505 West 19th Street condominium. The two 10 story sister towers, mingle seamlessly with the iconic High Line Park, while adopting the energy of West Chelsea, with its world renowned contemporary art galleries, and industrial history. Residence 6D sits comfortably on the Eastern tower's northeast corner, offering city views of the High Line, as well as New York City landmarks, such as the Empire State. A total of five 8-foot tall windows wrap frame the home, and have been smartly angled to allow the maximum amount of natural light to pour in from the north and east, enveloping the open kitchen/dining/living space, and master bedroom in sun, from morning to the evening hours. Upon entering, the apartment opens up to a chic foyer, complete with a powder room for guests, a large washer/dryer combo, and a coat closet. Turning right, you are welcomed to the dramatic living and dining areas, and an open kitchen that offers a full Miele package, that includes convection/speed oven, 5 piece gas vented cooktop, under-counter wine fridge, and dishwasher. The ultimate black granite countertops provide a rich contrast with the grey-stained white oak cabinetry and brass hardware. A sophisticated space to entertain family and friends. As you enter the master suite, you take notice of the custom closet, and a master bath that is fully outfitted with dual vanities, tub and separate shower, travertine walls, and heated floors. The residences are accessed via a stunning travertine-floored lobby, that hints to the custom design finishes found in the residences. Amenities for the residents indulge a 3,000 sq. ft. fitness center, private extra storage, bike garage, a 24-hour concierge, and live-in super. Convenient to all modes of public transport, the A, C, E and L lines, shops, restaurants and bars and in walking distance to Chelsea Piers, Hudson River Activities Trail, and The High Line Park, as well as The Whitney Museum of American Art.