Discover an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of Chelsea's rich history at 443 West 19th Street. Positioned as a two-unit building, this property stands as one of the last pre-war buildings on the block, offering a unique blend of historical significance and modern potential. This property has not been available for sale in over sixty years, marking a rare opportunity to own a unique piece of history.

Inside, the townhouse features original architectural details, including hardwood floors, exposed brick walls - some with original horse tie rings still forged into them. The dramatic ceiling heights throughout and the double ceiling height in the great room upstairs, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a stunning lightwell and atrium create an atmosphere of grandeur and openness. A seperate floor through suite is set up in the downstairs floor of the building, with access to private outdoor space, a backyard patio. The building's roof has fantastic north and south views of the city including Hudson Yards and One Highline. The building also features two separate doors for the two suites, adding to its unique appeal.

The property requires work to restore it to its original splendor, presenting an ideal opportunity for those looking to invest in a piece of history. The spacious rooms offer flexibility for customization, whether you envision one grand residence with soaring ceilings and ample bedrooms or a developer's dream of multiple luxury units. Situated in the heart of thriving West Chelsea, this property is surrounded by the vibrant energy of the High Line, renowned galleries, and a plethora of dining options. The neighborhood has seen significant redevelopment, making it one of the most desirable locations in New York City. New luxury condos and extensive development projects have revitalized the area, adding to its appeal.

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Building Class: Miscellaneous Two Fam (B9) Advantageous R8A Zoning (8B Zone Map) Square Feet: 4,875 Building Dimensions: 25 ft x 65 ft Lot Dimensions: 25 ft x 80 ft Buildings on Lot: 1 Stories: 3 above grade, 1 Below Roof Height: 39 ft Year Built: 1901 Max. Usable Floor Area: 12,040 Usable Floor Area as Built: 4,880 Unused FAR: 7,160 Originally built in 1901, this three-story townhouse has a storied past, having once served as horse stables and storage facility off of a once industrial 10th avenue. Its enduring charm is further enhanced by a grandfathered curb cut, a gated brick porch, and a backyard patio. The building dimensions are 25 ft x 65 ft, with a lot size of 25 ft x 80 ft, providing a generous 4,875 square feet of space. The property boasts a max. usable floor are