Creating an Heirloom

Begins with imagination

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On the most architecturally treasured stretch of West Chelsea—where Gothic chapels whisper of another century and grand townhouses exude composure—stands a singular offering: 448 West 23rd Street, a landmark home of 27 feet in width, with architect-approved plans that do not merely suggest renovation but invite authorship.

This is not merely a property.
It is a precious mount, awaiting the setting of its crown.

Volume is everything.

Volume is everything.

Elegant hallway at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with teal walls, ornate double doors, checkered tile floor, gold-framed mirror, and crystal chandelier

Across nearly 9,800 square feet and seven voluminous levels, the home’s proposed layout serves as both armature and invitation: a structure precisely measured, elegantly restrained, and yet expansive in possibility.

The parlor floor unfolds like the grand gallery of a European palace—anchored by a 35-foot central salon, its scale whispering of salons littéraires and candlelit concerts.