With walnut flooring throughout, apartments at the Clement Clarke have all the elegance of a classic residence apartment, with many modern accents. The high-beamed ceilings and large windows are offset with very modern finishes. This infusion of the modern and the contemporary gives residents ample inspiration to create spaces that are uniquely theirs.
The kitchens are considered gourmet and feature upscale appliances, like the Sub-Zero refrigerators and Miele cook tops. The teak cabinetry is set in a way that maximizes the space and leaves plenty of room for the white stone counters. The bathrooms in the Clement Clarke feature custom-made marble stone sinks made from Chios Brown. Rounding out the bathrooms are deep soaking tubs and modern lighting fixtures.
The amenities at the Clement Clarke are fairly standard for a Chelsea residence. There is a 24-hour doorman and a storage room, and each apartment has a Biele washer and dryer unit. A laundry room is also available. The rooftop terrace is entirely landscaped, and with a number of ornately decorated common spaces, the Clement Clarke makes socializing and business easy for residents.
Perhaps the biggest amenity of living at the Clement Clarke is its location. With a Whole Foods store just a short walk away, residents won’t have to worry about journeying far for their groceries. It should also be noted that the prewar condos are very close to several subways. This is ideal for commuters. With many of Chelsea’s art galleries, shopping and dining destinations within walking distance, the Clement Clarke is a prime location.
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