410 W 24th St Unit 19BCE, New York, NY 10011

Property Description

All showings and open houses are by appointment. Please contact to schedule. There are homes that come to market once in a generation within the storied walls of London Terrace, where prewar craftsmanship meets a scale and presence rarely seen today. From the moment you enter, the apartment reveals itself with quiet authority: soaring beamed ceilings, amazing light, a working wood burning fireplace, and a sense of proportion that feels both grand and deeply livable. Light pours through oversized windows, tracing the architectural details that define the residence and framing open, cinematic views that shift with the day. The layout unfolds with intention and grace. Four expansive bedrooms and four full baths provide a level of comfort and privacy more often associated with a townhouse than a cooperative. Each room feels anchored, substantial, and serene. The entertaining spaces invite both large gatherings and quiet evenings, grounded by the warmth of the fireplace and elevated by the rhythm of light moving across the walls. This is a home that does not rush you. It allows you to settle in, to breathe, to stay. At its heart is a true eat in kitchen, designed with the sensibility of a suburban retreat yet executed with the precision of a chef's workspace. Custom cabinetry, stone counters, a Wolf range and a Sub Zero refrigerator come together in a space that is as functional as it is beautiful. It is a room meant for mornings that begin slowly and dinners that linger long after the plates are cleared. London Terrace itself is a world apart. A full time doorman, live-in superintendent, on-site garage, gym, and an indoor Olympic size pool create a level of service and amenity that is increasingly rare. Just beyond your door, the neighborhood offers an unmatched lifestyle: Avenues School, Chelsea Piers, the High Line, world class galleries, the Hudson River promenade, and an extraordinary collection of restaurants. Historic, vibrant, and enduring, this is not simply a place to live. It is a place to belong.