212 W 18Th St

Walker Tower is a restored 24-story art‑deco condominium in Chelsea, New York, originally built in 1929 and converted to residences with 40 homes ranging primarily from two- to five-bedroom layouts. The limestone-and-brick tower retains historic massing and decorative setbacks while interiors reflect contemporary luxury: high ceilings, generous galleries and oversized tilt-and-turn or casement windows that provide pronounced light and skyline views. Residences emphasize craftsmanship and systems-level upgrades—radiant floor heating, multi-zone central air, built-in humidification, Crestron automation, and French herringbone oak floors appear regularly across units. Kitchens are custom Smallbone designs with stone counters and premium appliances (Sub-Zero, Miele, Viking) and bathrooms feature marble detailing, steam showers and freestanding tubs. Common areas are curated to a residential scale: a staffed 24-hour doorman and concierge, library lounge with pantry and bar, refrigerated delivery storage, children’s playroom, bike room, fitness center with yoga room and sauna, plus a landscaped roof deck with dining, sun lawn, observation area and cabana. Select apartments include private terraces or significant outdoor space; the building enforces smoke‑free policies and provides refrigerated parcel handling. Located in Chelsea, the tower sits close to galleries, dining and transit, combining landmark architecture with full‑service, amenity-forward city living.