Built before neighborhood height limits were enacted, Walker Tower rises high above its surroundings and features stunning and protected 360-degree Manhattan views, soaring ceilings and large tilt-and-turn windows.

Walker Tower, 212 West 18th Street: This 24-story building tower known as Walker Tower at 212 West 18th Street betweeb Seventh and Eighth Avenues in Chelsea was converted to 50 condominium apartments in 2012.

Walker Tower is the record-setting historic art-deco restoration and conversion of Ralph Walker’s architectural masterpiece at 212 West 18th Street.

Spanning the entirety of the top floor at Walker Tower, Penthouse One offers unrivaled luxury and 360-degree views of the Hudson River, World Trade Center and Statue of Liberty in downtown’s most significant building.

The luxury laden Art Deco masterpiece of Walker Tower, with a just completed state of the art renovation. As one of New York City’s most well-known sections, it’s a bit jarring to learn how expansive an area Chelsea is.

With its iconic art-deco architecture, prime Chelsea location, palatial residences with unimpeded views, Walker Tower doesn’t leave much to be desired. Originally built in 1929 by lauded architect Ralph Walker, the skyscraper has been painstakingly restored by New York-based CetraRuddy.

It’s known as “Walker Tower” in honor of Ralph Thomas Walker, the renowned architect known for designing Depression-era skyscrapers like One Wall St. JDS Development, which purchased the building in 2007, teamed up with Property Markets Group (PMG) to transform the site into pricey luxury condos in 2012.