250 W 22Nd St

A five-story boutique pre-war cooperative in Chelsea, constructed in 1920 and retaining classic Art Deco and pre-war detailing throughout. The building’s exterior fronts a quiet, tree-lined block and encloses a small private courtyard and shared storage areas. Units are primarily one-bedroom layouts and thoughtfully proportioned studios, many featuring high ceilings, original hardwood floors, arched entryways, and generous foyers. Typical interior fittings reported across residences include galley or windowed kitchens with modernized appliances, breakfast bars or islands in some homes, chandeliers and picture rails, walk-in closets and built-in cabinetry. Common areas are modest and service-oriented: an elevator, central laundry in the basement, bicycle storage, private storage lockers, and a live-in superintendent. Resident-friendly policies include pet allowances, flexible subletting/pied-a-terre permissions in many cases, and cooperative boards described as manageable. The building emphasizes well-maintained, residential urban living with updated building systems such as video intercom and recent mechanical and electrical upgrades. Its Chelsea location places it within easy walking distance of multiple subway lines (A, C, E, F, M, L, 1, PATH), grocery markets, restaurants, galleries, the High Line and Hudson Yards, supporting a pedestrian lifestyle rooted in dining, culture and transit convenience.