Available for sale, 251 West 19th Street, Suite 1A is a triplex medical office situated inside a full-service condominium building located in the heart of Chelsea between 7th and 8th Avenues. This suite features a private landscaped street entrance on West 19th Street and a staff entrance via the building's lobby with additional elevator access from the building's lower level. The layout of approximately 2,256 SF features two waiting and reception areas (Main Floor and Lower Level), four restrooms, three exam rooms, two offices/consults, a nurse's station, a lab, a procedure room, three storage areas and a kitchenette. Currently configured as an internal medical practice, this space is adaptable to any medical specialty. The space can also be converted into a 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom residence of your dreams subject to DOB and Board approval.

Additional Features:

• Private landscaped street level entrance to the main floor.
• 2-story towering atrium waiting room for a spacious and welcoming environment.
• Elevator access to the lower-level ingress via residential lobby, ensuring convenience for staff and visitors.
• Convert office to 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom residence or other custom configuration to suit your needs.
• New oversized soundproof windows on the main level with motorized window shades, enhancing privacy and comfort for patients and practitioners alike.

251 West 19th Street is easily accessible by public transportation via the 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, L, F and M subway lines as well as multiple north-south and crosstown bus routes. The building is proximate to Lenox Health Greenwich Hospital, Beth Israel Medical Center, NYU Langone, NY Harbor VA Hospital, NYC Health+ Bellevue and Mount Sinai.

Common Charges: $1,654.61/Month RE Tax: $38,833.44 /Year Please note: Flip Tax of 0.75% payable by buyer + 2 Months of Common Charges

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