Sense of balance

Chelsea Terrace II simply feels comfortable, from your first glimpse of the sitting room’s earthy wood grains and plush seating. It’s stylish too – the furniture has a mid-century charm, and the walls are filled with artwork. The living space overlooks a quaint brick church, a historic piece of the neighborhood's past. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, with artwork propped on the open shelves. The breakfast bar seats two, and a round wooden dining table can be pulled out for more formal dining.



The master bedroom is at the end of the hall. It has a queen-size bed, an ornamental marble fireplace, and a partially exposed brick wall. The second bedroom (with a queen Murphy bed) is connected by a sliding door, though it also has its own entrance from the hallway. A door here leads to the back terrace, where there’s seating for two.