Our Favorite Listing: Fernando Santangelo Chelsea Loft Hits The Market
Our favorite listing this week is a Chelsea loft designed by Fernando Santangelo currently on the market for $5,800,000.
142 West 26th Street, Apt. 9 was transformed under the masterful design of Fernando Santangelo, a decorator best-known for his collaborations with hotel developer André Balazs, such as the Chateau Marmont Hotel in Los Angeles.
Photos courtesy of Douglas Elliman
Enter through a key-accessed elevator to the apartment which boasts over 4,200 square feet of living space with ceilings measuring over 11 feet, oak flooring throughout, and over-sized windows with wide views of the crossroads of Chelsea and Flatiron, Miele dishwasher, wine fridge and Hansgrohe fixtures.
There is an open chef’s kitchen custom-built for cooking and entertaining that includes lacquered cabinetry, calacatta marble countertops, professional-grade American Range eight-burner and double-oven range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, wine fridge and Hansgrohe fixtures.
Both the master and den/guest bedroom have elegant en suite marble bathrooms with fixtures by Barber Wilson and Aquadomo. Adjoining the master bedroom is a dressing area with an array of build-in wardrobe closets.
Holly Parker, Brad Webb and Jamie Gagliano of Douglas Elliman are the listing agents
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