150 W 26Th St

A converted pre-war loft condominium in Chelsea, the ten-story structure dates to 1923 and retains industrial character from its original life as a fur vault. The property contains a small collection of large residences—roughly a dozen units—configured as open-plan lofts and multi-bedroom condominiums with high ceilings, oversized windows, and generous storage. Interiors commonly feature wide-plank wood or finished concrete floors, exposed beams, tall baseboards, and expansive living/dining rooms that accommodate art displays and flexible furniture arrangements. Kitchens range from renovated chef-grade installations with commercial appliances to sleek minimalist fit-outs; many units include washer/dryer hookups, abundant built-in cabinetry, and sizeable walk-in closets. Building services and communal spaces are modest but well-maintained: a landscaped and furnished roof garden with grills, renovated passenger elevators, video/security systems, and a part-time superintendent/porter presence. The house is pet-friendly and imposes relatively low common charges for the Manhattan market. Located midblock near 7th Avenue, the address places residents within easy walking distance of Madison Square Park, the High Line, specialty grocers (Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s), galleries, restaurants, and multiple subway lines, offering a blend of gallery-district energy and convenient Midtown access.