The Clement Clarke

Building Description

The Clement Clarke is a pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator condo building. Originally built as a factory, the building was converted to offices in the early 1970s and to condos in the mid-2000s. The name honors Chelsea native Clement Clarke Moore, a poet and professor, who is usually credited as the author of the classic poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas". The apartments have high ceilings (10' 0" - 11' 0").

Building Amenities and Services

• Doorman (24-hour)
• Storage
• Elevator (2)

Community Amenities

• Roof deck

Apartment Finishes & Features

• American walnut solid 5" plank flooring
• 8' solid core painted wood doors
• Aluminium double hung windows
• Washer and dryer (Bosch)
• Kitchen:
  • Refrigerator (Sub-zero)
  • Microwave (Sharp)
  • Dishwasher (Miele)
  • Crystal white stone cast glass kitchen countertop and backsplash
• Bathroom:
  • Imported limestone floors and walls in bathroom
  • Toto W.C.
  • 60" soaking tub
  • Fumed oak custom cantilever vanity cabinet

Area Municipal Info

• Sanitation district: 104 / 041 (1A)
• Sanitation pickup: MWF