Located in the heart of prime Chelsea, this classic downtown one-bedroom loft—with a generously sized home office—seamlessly blends pre-war charm with modern sophistication. Featuring high-end fixtures and finishes throughout, the residence retains its original architectural character while offering contemporary comforts, including newly installed central air conditioning by the current owner. This 1,500 sq.ft. residence offers a flexible layout allowing for a large home office or media room. A huge great room is crowned with a wall of glass bricks allowing for ample all-day natural light. The well-appointed kitchen features appliances by Viking, Fisher & Paykel and Sub-Zero, as well as a long, waterfall marble breakfast bar/counter. A large north-facing primary suite features high ceilings and ample closet space. Another internal room could be repurposed as a guest suite, media room, or home office and sits adjacent to a full bathroom with a stall shower. Built in 1906, this pre-war loft building was converted into a co-op in 1976, and features just 15 homes. Located between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, amenities a large landscaped rooftop terrace with stunning western views, and a keyed elevator.