300 W 23Rd St

A restored prewar cooperative in Chelsea, this Emery Roth–designed residence rises roughly 21 stories and contains about 70 units configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom layouts with some studios and alcove/dressing areas. Completed in the early 20th century, the building shows classic Art Deco and prewar details: beamed high ceilings, hardwood floors, radiators, arched entryways, and a formally finished lobby. Individual homes typically feature windowed kitchens, open or pass-through layouts, generous foyer and gallery entries, plentiful closets and storage, and original architectural touches combined with periodic modern renovations (marble and granite counters, stainless appliances, soaking tubs or walk-in showers). Common-area programming emphasizes full-service urban living: 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, laundry room, bike room, and rentable storage. Exterior amenities are minimal but include small private outdoor spaces for select units. The co-op is management-forward, pet- and pied-à-terre–friendly, and permits parents buying for children and co-purchasing; utilities such as heat, hot water and often electricity are sometimes included in maintenance. Located in central Chelsea near the High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market and multiple subway lines, the building combines traditional prewar character with full-service conveniences and strong neighborhood access.