So many apartments are unusual in a bad way, but this one-bedroom in northern Chelsea is dramatic and functional. It's on two levels, with the entrance, kitchen, and a little dining area on a mezzanine level and, a half floor below, a big, bright living room with a wall of bookshelves (and a library ladder to reach the top of them), a little built-in bed for guests that slides back into the mezzanine, and a bedroom with leafy views.
The highlight of this apartment is the spacious living room with three big windows that look out onto a row of trees. The apartment has ten-foot-high ceilings, a kitchen with bar seating and enough space for a dining area, and two bedrooms that, while on the smaller side, are perfectly workable (each has a closet as well, which helps).
The theme of the day is space, and this gracious one-bedroom with four exposures has a lot of it: approximately 900 square feet, according to the listing. The apartment has an enormous living room with plenty of room for a home-office setup, in addition to a separate dining area.
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