470 W 24Th St

London Terrace Towers is a landmark prewar cooperative complex in West Chelsea, New York, completed in 1930 and rising 21 stories. Composed of four connected towers, the property presents masonry façades with Tuscan/Lombard-inspired detailing and traditional setbacks. Residences are primarily studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts with classic prewar proportions: high beamed ceilings, hardwood plank floors, oversized casement-style windows, original steel doorframes and abundant built-in millwork. Unit interiors range from carefully preserved originals to fully renovated homes with marble baths, modern appliance packages and bespoke cabinetry; many offer alcoves or dens, pantry storage, and multiple exposures with views toward the High Line and Hudson River. The building’s communal program is unusually large for a prewar cooperative: a half–Olympic indoor heated pool with locker rooms, steam rooms and saunas; a health club/fitness facility (membership fee may apply); landscaped roof terraces with seating and outdoor showers; planted interior courtyard and gardens; central laundry and storage rooms; bicycle room; and an on-site garage (separate fee). Service amenities include a 24-hour attended lobby, live-in superintendent, management office and support staff. Policies accommodate pets, guarantors and co-purchasers, with common charges that often include heat, hot water, gas and electricity. Located between W. 23rd and W. 24th Streets facing the High Line, the complex sits within walking distance of Chelsea Market, art galleries, Hudson River Park and Chelsea Piers, offering a mix of cultural, culinary and recreational urban life.