Building: 151 West 17th Street

151 West 17th Street was developed as part of the first wave of Chelsea’s transformation in the early 2000s. Newly built in 2002 by Elad, its 12-stories houses 50 units, all quietly separated by their own elevator banks with maximum two apartments per elevator. Unique to this condominium is the level of spaciousness of its living rooms and bedrooms – developed at a time when offering space was a must-have as an alternative to cookie-cutter uptown living, The Campiello Collection offers an exceptional array of 1 to 5-Bedroom floor plans.

Delivered with open Poggenpohl kitchens and Miele appliances as well as ample cabinets, these homes were developed for dinners and entertaining at home. Islands include Marvel wine coolers and adjoining most kitchens are Washer-Dryer closets with Bosch Appliances.

Many of the units owe their peaceful energy and wonderful light quality to their walls of floor-to-ceiling lock-and-seal windows and 9’-11’ ceilings. Master baths throughout were delivered with double vanities, marble floors and extra large glass-enclosed showers as well as deep soaking tubs. Apartments were rounded out with lots of closets, individually controlled heat and air conditioning, and original maple floors. Penthouses feature outdoor terraces, fantastic light and views.

151 West 17th Street is a boutique full-service condominium building which consists of two buildings connected by a Zen garden and common courtyard. With its main entrance on 17th Street, opposite The Rubin Museum, 151 West 17th Street also features an entrance on 18th Street in its north building. All entrances are monitored and secured by the friendly and the well-trained staff and Building Manager who understand the needs of privacy-seeking residents. Rounding out the wonderful amenities of this condo gem are the bright and well-equipped lobby-level gym, the on-site garage and bike storage area.

Description provided by Tony Sargent