315 7TH Avenue #3D
New York, NY 10001

Introducing Residence 3D at 315 Seventh Avenue, a meticulously renovated 1,000 sqft loft nestled within one of Chelsea's iconic art-deco buildings. Boasting a seamless blend of historic charm and modern convenience, this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers an unparalleled urban retreat. Step inside to discover a luminous sanctuary with a full wall of expansive windows, bathing the space in natural light. Towering ceilings reaching 11+ ft and Mullican hardwood flooring add an airy ambiance, while thoughtful touches like an in-unit washer/dryer ensure utmost comfort. Entertain with ease in the spacious living room, designed for versatility with areas for formal dining, office, or relaxation. The chef's kitchen is a culinary haven, featuring quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a sprawling 10 36 ft island with seating for six. Additional highlights include an induction cooking range, a built-in wine refrigerator, and ample storage. Retreat to the serene bedrooms, including a second bedroom with a convenient Murphy bed for flexible use as a guest room or office. Each ensuite bath exudes opulence, adorned with floor-to-ceiling marble, quartz countertops, and indulgent amenities such as a deep soaking tub and a 22" European rain shower. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Chelsea, this residence offers unparalleled access to the best of NYC living. Explore nearby attractions like The High Line, Broadway theaters, and world-class dining, with effortless transportation via the nearby 1 train. Enjoy modern comforts including a live-in super, four elevators, and multi-door security with remote phone access entry. This apartment presents an attractive opportunity for investors as it allows for short-term rentals of six months with board approval, offering flexibility and potential for rental income. Please note there is currently an assessment of $2,346/month ending on March 1st, 2025. Listed common charges are not reflective of such. The listed taxes are inclusive of an abatement. Some images have been virtually staged.