210 W 19Th St

This is a six-story prewar condominium erected in 1936, containing 17 residences primarily configured as two-bedroom layouts but commonly marketed as spacious one-bedroom and duplex units. The exterior displays Deco-era massing and masonry typical of mid‑1930s Manhattan low‑rises, with an elevator serving all floors and a live‑in resident manager. Units feature high ceilings, original oak or refinished hardwood floors, recessed lighting, built‑in millwork, entrance foyers and kitchen islands in many renovated apartments. Several homes include sunken living rooms, generous dining areas or home‑office niches, multiple closets — including walk‑in storage in some plans — and private outdoor spaces ranging from small balconies to planted garden terraces. Building amenities are practical and resident‑focused: a coin/card laundry room, onsite storage and additional paid bike/storage options, package acceptance by the superintendent, and low common charges. Pet policies and subletting permissions are accommodating in many units. Situated in Chelsea near multiple subway lines and major parks and walkways, the building blends prewar character with periodic modern renovations while serving owner‑occupants, investors and pied‑a‑terre buyers.