505 W 19Th St

505 West 19th Street is a boutique two-tower condominium completed in 2015 with ten stories and 35–37 residences, primarily one- and two-bedroom homes alongside larger multi-bedroom floor-throughs and duplexes. Designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen in collaboration with Goldstein, Hill & West, the façades use elongated light gray limestone and oversized casement windows set on slight angles to optimize light, views, and privacy. Typical residences feature high ceilings (around 10'2"), white oak flooring, custom millwork, and luxury finishes such as marble and travertine in baths, Miele appliance packages, and generous storage including private assigned units. Several homes include direct key-locked elevator entry, private vestibules, and expansive open-plan great rooms with dramatic exposures to the High Line and Hudson River corridor. Common areas read like an intimate urban clubhouse: a travertine-and-walnut lobby beneath the High Line, a fully equipped fitness center, laundry room, refrigerated delivery storage, bicycle storage, private storage units, and 24-hour concierge plus a live-in resident manager. Landscaped roof decks, private terraces and select residences’ sizeable outdoor gardens extend living space outdoors. The building’s location in West Chelsea places it steps from the High Line, Chelsea’s gallery district, Chelsea Market, the Whitney, and Hudson River Park, supporting a cultural, walkable lifestyle with strong dining and retail access.