315 7Th Ave

A landmark prewar condominium in Chelsea, the building rises 21 stories and was completed in 1926. Its Art Deco presence is expressed through a preserved vaulted marble lobby, original loft proportions and an exterior that reads as a classic Manhattan tower. The collection of 36 residences is organized as loft-style studios and two-bedroom plans, many with dramatic 11-foot beamed ceilings, oversized windows and open living layouts that favor flexible dining or home-office niches. Interiors range from fully renovated units with chef-grade kitchens, marble and high-end fittings to more raw, customizable lofts that retain concrete slab or original finishes. Building services include a live-in superintendent, porter staff, video security, two passenger elevators plus a manned freight elevator, and laundry rooms on multiple floors; in-unit washers/dryers are permitted. Several units offer private outdoor space of varying sizes. Situated on Seventh Avenue near 28th Street, the property sits at the convergence of Chelsea, NoMad and Flatiron — a short walk to Penn Station, multiple subway lines, Whole Foods and a dense mix of restaurants, galleries and nightlife that define an urban, highly walkable lifestyle.