Ian Slater of Compass Presents: A Tour of Chelsea's Divine Duplex Penthouse on Open House TV
Join Compass's renowned realtor, Ian Slater, as featured on Open House TV, for an exclusive journey through a celestial duplex penthouse located in Manhattan's vibrant West Chelsea Gallery District. This architectural gem, nestled atop the historic General Theological Seminary, unfolds over 3,800 square feet with an additional 900 square feet of heavenly terraces, offering a unique blend of historic elegance and contemporary luxury.
Upon entering the grand great room, Ian Slater showcases its majestic scope and intricate details. Over 41 feet of south-facing space reveals stunning views of one of downtown's most picturesque blocks. The room's design, adorned with a custom-tiled wood-burning fireplace and elegant hardwood herringbone flooring, allows for multiple seating arrangements, a spacious dining area, and access to a sprawling terrace – perfect for both grand entertaining and intimate al fresco dining.
Next to the great room, the chef's kitchen stands as a testament to exquisite craftsmanship. Custom cabinetry, imported marble countertops, and an innovative integrated chopping block set the stage for culinary masterpieces. A bespoke bar area, inspired by the owner’s 'godka' creation, adds to the home's unique flair for hosting and luxury.
Ian Slater leads the way to the private quarters, including a cozy den, an efficient office space, and three sumptuous bedrooms. The primary suite is particularly breathtaking, with its cathedral-like proportions, abundant natural light, and a second wood-burning fireplace. It boasts a generous walk-in closet and a luxurious primary bath. The duplex design includes a private upper-level deck, the Zen Den, a serene space for relaxation and socializing amidst the New York City skyline.
Presented by Ian Slater of Compass on Open House TV, this duplex penthouse is more than a residence; it's a fusion of New York's architectural heritage and modern opulence, set in the heart of Chelsea's dynamic art district.
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