360 W 21St St

A five-story prewar cooperative in West Chelsea, built in 1940 and converted from a former single-family mansion, the building presents classic low-rise New York architecture with elevator access. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts plus studios, many finished with high ceilings, crown molding, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, and generous closets. Kitchens in several units have been renovated and often include dishwashers and modern cabinetry; bathrooms feature soaking tubs or updated tile and fixtures. Shared spaces are a defining feature: a large, landscaped rear garden and courtyard with lawn, benches, and barbecue facilities serve as an extension of residents’ living space. Practical building services include a live‑in superintendent, on-site laundry and bike storage; some apartments have access to basement storage. The co-op maintains rules common to historic Manhattan co-ops — restricted pied-à-terre use, limited guarantor and co-purchasing policies, and a curated board review process — while permitting pets with board approval in most cases. Located on a tree-lined block, the property sits within walking distance of the High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market, galleries, restaurants, and multiple subway lines, offering an urban neighborhood lifestyle with a rare private outdoor amenity for the borough.