233 W 26Th St

Built in 1911 and converted to a boutique cooperative, this nine‑story prewar loft building in Chelsea contains just ten residences configured primarily as two‑ and three‑bedroom lofts. Its exterior retains classic prewar proportions while the interiors emphasize loft-scale volume: many homes feature double‑height or beamed ceilings (10–18 feet reported), oversized multi‑pane windows, wide‑plank hardwood floors, and deep sightlines typical of architect‑designed loft conversions. Units commonly include generous entry galleries, open living/dining great rooms, chef’s kitchens with islands and high‑end appliances, multiple walk‑in closets, built‑ins, and renovated spa‑style baths with heated floors and soaking tubs. Shared building amenities include a keyed elevator with floor access, renovated lobby, full‑time super, video intercom/security, common laundry, bike storage and a landscaped roof deck with seating and grill areas. The property allows pets and considers co‑purchasing and pied‑a‑terres case‑by‑case; storage is available via waitlist. Recent capital improvements have included a new elevator, lobby work, roof and facade repairs, upgraded mechanicals and hot water systems. Located between 7th and 8th Avenues, the building offers immediate access to Chelsea’s restaurants, galleries, the High Line, Hudson River Park, Whole Foods/Trader Joe’s and multiple subway lines, creating a mixed cultural and residential streetscape ideal for city living.