ID #‎	22924699
Información	5 hab, 4 baños, Dentro de la casa: 4554 ft2, 423m2, edificio tiene -1 viviendas DOM: 38 dias
Año de construcción	1910
Impuestos (por año)	$34,188
Metro Subway	3 minutos hasta A, C, E
	5 minutos hasta L, 1
	7 minutos hasta 2, 3
	9 minutos hasta F, M

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RARE EARLY 20TH-CENTURY BLANK CANVAS TOWNHOME IN WEST CHELSEA

Possibilities abound in this mid-block Greek Revival two-family townhome built in 1910. Nestled on a spacious 23-foot-wide lot with nearly 2,000 square feet of buildable air rights, this 4,554-square-foot property offers an incredible opportunity to make your dream home a reality.

Potential end uses include an income-generating investment property, a live-and-rent home, or a grand single-family mansion. The property is not landmarked and is moments from Chelsea Market, the High Line, and the Meatpacking District.

The home is currently configured with 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 2 powder rooms spread across three self-contained apartments. Original pre-war details like crown molding, hardwood floors, marble fireplaces, exposed beams, and red brick walls create an alluring palette to transform the property into a modern masterpiece.

The top floor possesses views of the Empire State Building, and the lush backyard provides a lush setting for gardening, grilling, and alfresco dining. Soaring ceilings range from just under 11 feet to nearly 18 feet high. Large garden and cellar levels can easily be used for a home gym, movie theater, wine-tasting room, and more. Design a custom chef's kitchen to your exacting standards. Buildable air rights allow for a sublime rooftop solarium, a landscaped oasis, or whatever else piques your imagination.

331 West 18th sits on a beautiful tree-lined street close to exciting dining and nightlife options, serene greenspaces, and renowned cultural institutions. There are dozens of art galleries and shops nearby, and residents enjoy close proximity to the Meatpacking District, Chelsea Market, the High Line, Little Island, the Whitney Museum of American Art, Chelsea Piers, and Gansevoort Peninsula. Accessible subway lines include the 1, A, C, E, and L

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