481 West 22nd Street on kaunilt ümber kujundatud kuue korrusega townhouse, mille siseala on ligikaudu 5,000 ruutjalga ja välistingimustes elamiseks 1,250 ruutjalga. Kodus on 4 magamistuba ja 5.5 vannituba, lift ning mitmed välistingimustes alad: eesaias, tagaaed, terrass raamatukogu juures ja kaks katuse terrassi.

Algselt ehitatud 1856. aastal kui osa kaheksast kodust, mille ehitas Morgan Pindar, on kinnisvara täielikult renoveeritud arhitekt Ed Mills'i poolt, kombineerides ajaloolist võlu kaasaegse elegantsiga.

Aiaga ümbritsetud eesjõe viib avara sissepääsu, kus on kahekordsed uksed ja vestibüül. Peamine korrus sisaldab elutuba marmorist kaminaga, teist elamis- / söögituba teise kaminaga ning vaateid maastiku kujundatud tagaaeda.

Aiakorrus sisaldab stiilset peakoka kööki ja avarat suurt tuba, kus on kamin ja muljetavaldav kahekordse kõrgusega klaassein, mis avaneb tagaaeda. Selles korruses on ka teine sissepääs, aknaga jõusaal/ülikapp, pesuruum, külaliste WC ning panipaik.

Ülal, kolmandal korrusel, on rafineeritud raamatukogu taastatud lae detailide ja terrassi ligipääsuga, samuti hele külalistemaja, kust avanevad vaated parki. Neljandal korrusel on kaks suurt magamistuba, millel on oma vannitoad ja kaminad.

Kogu korruse peamine sviit asub viiendal korrusel, sealhulgas kamin, suurenenud riietusruum ja marmorist vannituba aurusauna ja vanni võimalusega. Kõige ülemise korruse katusekorter sisaldab päikesepaistelisse pereruumi klaasseinu, mis avanevad maastiku kujundatud terrassidele mõlemal pool.

Kogu majas on kõrgekvaliteedilised viimistlused, sealhulgas Lefroy Brooks'i ja Toto seadmed, Wolf'i, Sub-Zero, Miele ja Bosch'i seadmetega köök ning ebaaniaga töötlemisega tammeparkett. Asub Chelsea südames, kodu paikneb vastas Clement Clarke Moore'i pargile ja lähedal High Line'ile, Chelsea Waterside pargile ja Chelsea kai'le, kus on populaarsed sihtkohad nagu Empire Diner, CookShop, Chelsea turg ja High Line hotell.

481 West 22nd Street is a beautifully reimagined six-story townhouse offering approximately 5,000 square feet of interior space and 1,250 square feet of outdoor living. The home features 4 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, an elevator, and multiple outdoor areas: a front garden, a rear garden, a terrace off the library, and two penthouse terraces.

Originally built in 1856 as part of a row of eight homes by Morgan Pindar, the property was fully renovated by architect Ed Mills, combining historic charm with modern sophistication.

A gated front garden leads to a gracious entry with double doors and vestibule. The main level includes a living room with marble fireplace, secondary living/dining room with a second fireplace, and views over the landscaped rear garden.

The garden level features a sleek chef's kitchen and expansive great room with fireplace and a striking double-height glass wall opening to the rear garden. This level also includes a second entrance, windowed gym/coat closet, laundry room, powder room, and storage.

Upstairs, the third floor offers a refined library with restored ceiling detail and terrace access, as well as a bright guest bedroom with park views. The fourth floor includes two large bedrooms with en suite baths and fireplaces.

The full-floor primary suite occupies the fifth level, complete with fireplace, oversized dressing room, and a marble bathroom with steam shower and soaking tub. The top floor penthouse features a sunlit family room with glass walls opening to landscaped terraces at both ends.

High-end finishes are found throughout, including Lefroy Brooks and Toto fixtures, a kitchen with appliances by Wolf, Sub-Zero, Miele, and Bosch, and ebony-stained oak floors.Located in the heart of Chelsea, the home sits across from Clement Clarke Moore Park and close to the High Line, Chelsea Waterside Park, and Chelsea Piers, with popular destinations like Empire Diner, CookShop, Chelsea Market, and the High Line Hotel close by.