Carriage House

Carriage House is a seven-story boutique condominium in Chelsea originally constructed in 1901 and later converted and modernized for residential use. The property contains just ten units, primarily studio and one-bedroom loft-style residences, arranged with no more than four apartments per floor to preserve an intimate scale. Architecturally it blends turn-of-the-century industrial character—exposed brick and original cast-iron columns—with contemporary designer finishes and high ceilings that create loft-like, airy interiors. Typical apartment features include wide-plank oak floors, oversized triple-glazed windows, cathedral or extra-high ceilings, walk-in closets, and in-unit washer/dryers. Kitchens are finished to a high standard in many units, often specified with Italian cabinetry and premium appliances; bathrooms commonly incorporate marble tile, radiant-heated floors, and deep soaking tubs. Common areas are curated for social and outdoor living: a landscaped roof deck with a full outdoor kitchen and grill provides shared outdoor space, while a part-time doorman/cyberdoorman, on-site superintendent, elevator service, and secure storage rooms add convenience. The building offers optional private parking (deeded or rentable) and accommodates cats. Located on a quiet block in prime Chelsea, residents are a short walk from specialty groceries, restaurants, art galleries, parks, and multiple transit options, making the property a classic Chelsea loft address with modern condominium services.