305 W 18Th St

A mid-rise, six-story condominium built in 1950 and converted in the 1980s, this Art Deco–influenced Chelsea property contains a mix of one-bedroom and larger four-bedroom units arranged around interior corridors and a landscaped rear courtyard. The façade and massing reflect postwar scale with modest decorative detailing; interiors typically feature hardwood floors, large multi-directional windows, and layouts that emphasize separate foyer, dining, and living areas. Shared building elements include an elevator, key-fob entry with video security, a resident superintendent, and common laundry. Outdoor space is anchored by a recently renovated planted courtyard and small private outdoor niches for some residences; storage rooms and a bicycle room provide practical off-unit space. Amenities on-site extend to a fitness room, rooftop deck, and building storage; the property has undergone capital improvements and periodic assessments for façade and courtyard work. Parking is not a primary asset of the site and private parking is limited. The building’s management allows pets and supports in-unit washer/dryer installations under updated rules, fostering long-term owner occupancy as well as investor rentals. Located midblock on a tree-lined Chelsea street, the condominium is within easy walking distance of the High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market, art galleries and multiple subway lines, offering an urban lifestyle centered on cultural amenities, dining, and waterfront recreation.