150 W 26Th St

A converted pre-war loft condominium in Chelsea, this 10-story, early-1920s former fur vault was adaptively reused as residences in the early 2000s. The masonry façade and industrial bones remain apparent in oversized multi-pane windows and lofty ceiling heights that commonly reach around ten feet. The 25-unit building contains a mix of expansive one- to three-bedroom lofts with open-plan great rooms, large foyers, dedicated studies or alcoves, and generous built-in storage. Interiors emphasize loft-specific features: wide-plank wood or refinished concrete floors, exposed beams in some units, high ceilings, abundant natural light, and modern chef kitchens with high-end appliances. Bathrooms range from streamlined en suites to spa-like primary baths with soaking tubs and walk-in showers; many residences include custom closets, laundry rooms or in-unit washers/dryers, automated lighting controls, and central HVAC. Shared elements include recently renovated passenger elevators, a landscaped roof garden with grill and seating, video-intercom and multi-camera security, and part-time on-site staff including a superintendent and porter. Pet-friendly policies and modest common charges complement the building’s boutique scale. Located in the heart of Chelsea near Madison Square Park, Whole Foods, Eataly, and multiple subway lines, the address supports an urban lifestyle centered on dining, galleries, parks, and convenient transit.