250 W 16Th St

A five-story, 1930 prewar cooperative located in Chelsea, Manhattan, composed of 13 residences primarily configured as two-bedroom layouts. The building presents a traditional brick façade with a modest, renovated lobby and an elevator serving all floors; a live‑in superintendent handles on‑site operations. Interiors reflect classic prewar proportions—high ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed brick and decorative fireplaces—while many units have undergone custom gut renovations bringing modern kitchens, upgraded baths, and built‑in storage into older layouts. Common provisions emphasize practical convenience: a central laundry room off the lobby, secure mail/package accommodations, bicycle storage and recently refreshed hallways. Pet ownership is permitted and pied-à-terres, co‑purchasing and parental purchases have been accepted. Street parking is metered; resident vehicle access is typical of Manhattan without dedicated garage facilities. Situated on a tree‑lined block, the building sits within easy walking distance of multiple subway lines, Chelsea’s restaurants and shops, the High Line and Hudson River Park, offering an urban lifestyle that blends prewar character with contemporary apartment finishes.