333 W 21St St

A low-rise, pre-war cooperative in Chelsea, this five-story, 17-unit walk-up was built around 1900 and preserves classic late‑19th/early‑20th century townhouse character across contiguous buildings. Units are primarily studios and one-bedrooms with high ceilings, exposed brick, decorative fireplaces and hardwood floors; many homes feature original wood beams, generous windows and layout variations typical of converted brownstones. Shared spaces include a newly landscaped common roof deck with panoramic neighborhood views, a central laundry room, bike storage, additional building storage, and a live‑in superintendent. Access is by stairs; the building is smoke‑free and offers entrance foyers and storage provisions at the unit level. The co‑op has established financials, permits financing up to about 80%, and maintains moderate monthly charges with rules that allow subletting after two years of ownership (up to five years) and case‑by‑case pet approvals. Located on a tree‑lined block in the Chelsea Historic District, the property sits within easy walking distance of the High Line, Chelsea Market, multiple subway lines, neighborhood parks and galleries, supporting an active urban lifestyle with strong local walkability.