340 W 19Th St

A six-story, 1920-built boutique cooperative in Chelsea, this prewar walk-up contains approximately ten primarily one-bedroom residences across modest floors. The architecture preserves period details—high ceilings, decorative molding and generous windows—while many units show modernized kitchens and bathrooms, hardwood floors, and built-in storage. Common interiors include an entrance foyer and a compact fitness room, plus central laundry and a ground-level storage room; bicycle parking and additional storage cages are available subject to availability. Exterior features are understated: a well-kept masonry façade on a tree-lined street with small private outdoor spaces on select units and building-owned storage. The building operates as a pet-friendly co-op with board approval required, permits pied-a-terres, co-purchasing, guarantors and a flexible sublet policy; carrying costs are noted as relatively low. There is no elevator; most units sit two to three flights up. Situated steps from the High Line, Chelsea Market, and multiple subway lines, the property sits amid art galleries, restaurants and waterfront amenities that define the neighborhood lifestyle.