410 W 24Th St

London Terrace Towers is a landmark prewar cooperative complex in West Chelsea built in 1929–1931 and rising 21 stories with multiple connected buildings. Its masonry façades are enlivened by sculptural stone ornamentation and original steel entry doors and grillwork; interiors preserve period character such as beamed ceilings, arched windows, plastered honeycomb brick walls and wide plank oak floors. Residence types range from studios through four-bedroom layouts, many featuring generous ceiling heights, multiple exposures, walk-in closets, eat-in or galley kitchens and built-in storage. Shared spaces are extensive and garden-forward: an acre of planted interior gardens with tall ivy-clad walls and cast-iron fountains anchors the grounds, while a furnished roof deck provides skyline and river views. Resident amenities include a staffed lobby/doorman and concierge, a half-Olympic heated indoor pool with mosaic tile, men's and women's locker rooms with steam rooms and saunas, a private health club/fitness center, bike room, storage bins, laundry facilities and an independently operated on-site garage. The co-op operates with inclusive maintenance that often covers utilities; on-site services such as a grocery, post office and dry cleaner add convenience. Pet-friendly policies, flexible occupancy rules (pied-a-terre, guarantors, gifting) and proximity to the High Line, Chelsea Market, Hudson River Park and major subway lines shape a full-service urban lifestyle within a historically rich building.