Now priced below market! Welcome to this lofty two bed, two bath condo at 50 West 15th Street, The Oculus, a boutique doorman condominium in the coveted Chelsea/Flatiron neighborhood. An enormous storage unit is also available for separate purchase. Upon entering #2E, you'll be wowed by the 9' ceilings and nearly 21 feet of oversized Wausau windows that run the full length of the south-facing living area. The home faces the foliage in the quiet back of the building.

An entertainer's dream, the open kitchen is recently renovated, with a full suite of Viking stainless appliances, including a wine refrigerator, walnut Poggenpohl cabinets and polished quartz countertops, including a massive quartz island. The regular-shaped living room fits living and dining easily and has room for an office area and plenty of furniture. There is also a Frigidaire stacked washer and dryer closet with extra storage.

The winged bedrooms include a king-sized primary with an ensuite limestone and marble bath, offering radiant heat floors, dual sinks, a steam shower and a separate soaking tub. Not least is the large, customized and fully outfitted walk-in closet. The second bedroom is the perfect home office, guest room or workout space, or a combination of all.

Rich cherry hardwood floors, central air conditioning, and ample storage space make this home a quintessentially civilized option. Even so, you can never have too much storage! Think about also purchasing the deeded storage unit (8'x10'x7' tall).

The Oculus, designed by FXFowle Architects, features a 24-hour doorman, a live-in super, a full-time porter, a gorgeously landscaped roof deck with breathtaking Manhattan views, as well as a garden off the main level. At the nexus of Chelsea, Greenwich Village, West Village, Flatiron, and Union Square, the location offers some of NYC's best dining and shopping and is convenient to all transportation.
PLEASE NOTE: Stated taxes are unabated. The purchaser may be eligible for the 17.5% condominium & cooperative tax abatement for primary residents. More information can be found here: https://www.nyc.gov/site/finance/property/landlords-coop-condo.page