433 W 24Th St

Completed in 1920, this six-story prewar cooperative occupies three connected brownstone-style buildings in Chelsea. The architecture reads as classic early 20th-century Manhattan: brick façades, decorative moldings and a tidy, renovated lobby that preserves period character. There are about 90–100 units served by an elevator, a live-in superintendent, and a central laundry room on the first floor. Apartment types range from compact one-bedrooms with high ceilings, exposed brick, decorative fireplaces and pass-through kitchens to duplex units with private planted gardens and newly rebuilt interiors; many residences feature oversized windows and original prewar details refreshed by modern finishes. Common exterior amenities include shared townhouse gardens and landscaped private gardens attached to select units. Interior features found repeatedly across listings include hardwood floors, tall ceilings (often over nine feet), custom millwork, renovated kitchens with premium appliances, and windowed bathrooms finished in marble or terrazzo. The cooperative’s policies are owner-friendly for a prewar building: generally pet-permissive, liberal about pieds-à-terre and co-purchasing, and permitting subletting after a residency period in many cases. Location-wise the building sits on a quiet, tree-lined Chelsea block within easy walking distance of the High Line, Hudson River Park, galleries, grocery options and multiple subway lines, offering a blend of residential calm and immediate access to neighborhood amenities.