315 W 23Rd St

The Broadmoor is a 13-story prewar cooperative in Chelsea, completed in 1925 and composed of 26 largely loft-like residences, primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts. The masonry façade and generous window openings recall early 20th-century commercial-to-residential conversions; interiors typically emphasize high beamed ceilings, wide-plank hardwood floors and oversized windows that provide multiple exposures and abundant natural light. Apartment plans range from open, gallery-style loft configurations to reconfigured two-bedroom homes, many with large living/dining expanses, formal foyers and built-in storage such as custom cabinetry and walk-in closets. Common spaces are practical and resident-focused: a full-time attended lobby with a live-in superintendent, two landscaped roof decks with panoramic city views, a basement laundry room, bicycle storage and a common storage room. Building systems include elevator service and wiring for major cable/internet providers. The co-op’s policies are flexible for a prewar building: pet-friendly, pied-à-terre permitted, co-purchases, guarantors and gifts allowed, and subletting/assessments governed by board rules. Located on West 23rd Street between 8th and 9th Avenues, the Broadmoor places residents within walking distance of the High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea’s galleries and multiple subway lines, supporting an urban lifestyle centered on walkability, culture and dining.