210 W 19Th St

A six-story prewar condominium completed in 1936, this low-rise Art Deco building occupies a Chelsea block near multiple subway lines and neighborhood amenities. The property contains primarily two-bedroom and large one-bedroom-style layouts characterized by high ceilings, original oak floors, and sunken living rooms or alcove plans that reflect its 1930s design. Residences commonly include eat-in kitchens, kitchen islands or substantial counters, multiple closets including walk-ins, recessed lighting, and a foyer entry that separates public and private spaces. Many units open to private outdoor space in the form of small balconies or terraces under and over 60 square feet. Building services and systems emphasize practical residential needs: an elevator, live-in superintendent, laundry room with card-operated machines, bike storage, additional storage rooms available for a fee, and package acceptance. The façade and lobby retain Deco-era details; interiors range from original-condition with period moldings to recently renovated apartments with modern kitchens and baths. Pet policies and subletting are flexible in many listings. The location places residents within walking distance of Madison Square Park, the High Line, Chelsea galleries and piers, Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, and multiple transit options including 1/2/3, A/C/E, F/M and PATH, supporting both primary residence and investment or pied-à-terre uses in a vibrant downtown Manhattan context.