A rare opportunity to own a 22.5-foot-wide townhouse on one of Chelsea's most idyllic tree-lined blocks. Coming to market for the first time in more than 50 years, 325 West 22nd Street is a distinguished four-story, four-unit Greek Revival residence rich in architectural character, scale, and possibility.
Built in 1846, the home retains many of its original historic details, including soaring ceilings, elegant proportions, and timeless prewar craftsmanship. This offers an exceptional canvas for a thoughtful modern restoration while preserving the irreplaceable charm and character of its era. Like many neighboring townhouses on the block, the property also presents a rare opportunity for conversion into a grand single-family residence, creating the potential for a truly spectacular Chelsea home.
Steeped in New York history, the townhouse was purchased in 1880 by Dr. William Floyd Cushman as a wedding gift for his wife and remained in the Cushman family for nearly a century before being acquired by the current owner in the 1970s.
325 West 22nd Street is more than a townhouse. It is a piece of Chelsea's architectural and cultural history, ready for its next chapter.
A rare opportunity to own a 22.5-foot-wide townhouse on one of Chelsea's most idyllic tree-lined blocks. Coming to market for the first time in more than 50 years, 325 West 22nd Street is a distinguished four-story, four-unit Greek Revival residence rich in architectural character, scale, and possibility.
Built in 1846, the home retains many of its original historic details, including soaring ceilings, elegant proportions, and timeless prewar craftsmanship. This offers an exceptional canvas for a thoughtful modern restoration while preserving the irreplaceable charm and character of its era. Like many neighboring townhouses on the block, the property also presents a rare opportunity for conversion into a grand single-family residence, creating the potential for a truly spectacular Chelsea home.
Steeped in New York history, the townhouse was purchased in 1880 by Dr. William Floyd Cushman as a wedding gift for his wife and remained in the Cushman family for nearly a century before being acquired by the current owner in the 1970s.
325 West 22nd Street is more than a townhouse. It is a piece of Chelsea's architectural and cultural history, ready for its next chapter.
