Live like a supermodel in this striking $8,195,000 West Chelsea penthouse, where industrial charm meets sophisticated design in over 4,000 square feet of sunlit loft space. Set atop the historic Spears Building, this rare duplex residence offers dramatic 13-foot ceilings, exposed brick, and polished concrete floors—capturing the essence of classic New York loft living with a modern twist.
Linda Evangelista, world famous supermodel, is selling this 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, complete with a private 2,500-square-foot rooftop oasis. With iconic views, designer finishes, and unbeatable value at just $2,037 per square foot, this is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a piece of Chelsea luxury.
Listing agents: Corcoran Group via Coldwell Banker Realty listings website
Where is New York City?
New York City, NY is located in southeastern New York State, about 95 miles south of Albany and roughly 225 miles northeast of Washington, D.C. Made up of five boroughs—Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island—the city sits where the Hudson River meets the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a global hub for finance, culture, fashion, and media, known for landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, Times Square, and the Empire State Building.
Open Living and Dining Area
Large room combines dining, lounge, and kitchen areas under a bright skylight. Concrete floors and white walls keep the space minimal and modern. Natural light from multiple windows brightens the open layout. Circular table and soft seating define the center of the room.
Bar Nook
Compact bar with metal paneling and two stools sits against a light wall. Two small mirrors and a sculpture complete the setup. Dark entryway leads to a secondary seating area. Layout offers easy flow between rooms.
Alcove Seating with Sliding Panels
Small round table sits beneath pendant lights in a darker enclosed space. Translucent sliding panels form one wall of the room. View opens directly to the main living area. Simple furniture keeps the look clean and contemporary.
Brick-Walled Corner with Round Table
Round table and curved chairs rest by a window in this compact nook. White trim contrasts with exposed brick walls. Kitchen is partially visible from the left. Light from two directions makes the space bright and airy.
Kitchen
Narrow kitchen runs between two exposed brick walls. Long wood countertops sit beneath rows of white cabinetry. Light from the end window brightens the prep space. Built-in shelves and small seating area complete the far end.
Twin Bedroom
Two single beds are placed against a long white wall beneath framed art. Skylight and back window provide ample natural light. Rug adds a soft texture to the concrete floor. Sliding closets line one side of the room.
Bedroom
Wall-length desk and shelves are built into the exposed brick wall. Large windows overlook the city and fill the space with daylight. Room combines workspace and sleeping area. Finishes are simple with industrial touches.
Bedroom
Wide layout holds a bed, sitting area, and multiple dressers. Large windows face the street while smaller ones line the side. Textured white walls and rounded furniture soften the look. Layout is spacious with room for lounging.
Bathroom
Vanity and large mirror sit beside a walk-in shower with glass door. Black trim contrasts with the mostly white room. Tiled floor adds texture and durability. Layout keeps everything accessible and open.
Bathroom
Glass-enclosed tub sits opposite a pedestal sink with wide mirror. Brick-walled room is visible through the open door. Small plant and wood stool bring warmth to the white space. Natural light brightens the compact layout.
Dual Workspace
Two desks sit side-by-side beneath framed artwork and small lamps. Blue chairs and round poufs add color and softness to the neutral room. A skylight brightens the hallway leading to the next space. Clean lines and minimal decor create a calm study area.
Rooftop Deck
Wood deck is lined with cushioned loungers under a white umbrella. Raised planters add greenery along the railing. Views open to surrounding rooftops and city buildings. Layout offers plenty of room for sunbathing and relaxing.
Rooftop Dining and Lounge Setup
Seating areas are divided into zones with lounge chairs, sofas, and a shaded dining table. Umbrellas and a slatted privacy screen offer shade and separation. City views surround the entire deck. Potted plants and flowers add color and structure.
Rooftop Terrace with Layered Layout
Main seating area centers on a neutral rug with a black-and-white palette. Dining zone sits just behind, partially enclosed by a wooden canopy. Built-in planters frame the deck with low greenery. Space is designed for hosting and relaxing in the sun.
Rooftop Walkway Framed by Planters
Long stretch of wood decking runs between flower-filled planters. City buildings rise in the background across both sides. Walkway connects multiple zones across the terrace. Clean lines and consistent materials keep the look cohesive.
Source: Corcoran Group with images via Coldwell Banker Realty website
