This Chelsea Apartment Is So Tiny You Have To Enter Through The Bathroom

CHELSEA, NY — If you're looking for the epitome of an squished New York apartment, this Chelsea studio is a good candidate. On the market for for $469,000, the studio's space is so cramped that the front door opens into the bathroom, which isn't actually partitioned off from the rest of the space. The apartment also comes with a wall bed that can be pulled down at night and stored against the wall during the day. On top of all that, the apartment's bath squares off with the stove.

• Address: 325 W 21st St Apt 16, New York, New York
• Price: $469,000
• Square Feet:
• Bedrooms: 0
• Bathrooms: 1 Baths
• Built: 1899
• Features: Contemporary and functional design combine seamlessly with pre-war details in this renovated home. It's located just three easy flights up in a handsome and impeccably maintained Chelsea brownstone. Upon entering you'll be welcomed home to a well-appointed living space that combines a contemporary Zen-like aesthetic with charming pre-war details. The thoughtful design includes custom under floor built-in storage, ample shelving and a built-in murphy bed. The modern touches include sustainable bamboo flooring throughout, recessed lighting, spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a sumptuous glass enclosed sunken bath with a rain shower. With windows facing three exposures the home has excellent natural light. The main living area windows face north and overlook gardens in back of building therefore it's very peaceful. The building and neighborhood:Built in 1899, 325 West 21st Street is a handsome 5-story brownstone cooperative located on one of Chelsea's most historical and beautiful tree-lined blocks. Close to the High Line Park, Hudson River Park, world famous Chelsea art galleries, world class dining and nightlife, fitness facilities and excellent access to mass transit. Sorry, dogs are not permitted. For more information, please contact the listing agent.

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