The five-story prewar loft-style luxury Manhattan condo building in West Chelsea called is called Lifesaver Lofts for a reason, though maybe not the one you think. Originally built in 1910, this building was the site where Mint Products Company manufactured Life Savers mint candy from 1913 to 1916. It has been reconstructed as a condo building filled with expansive loft-style condos for sale, as well as two luxury penthouses on the top floor. These lofts, deep in Chelsea where lofts are especially hot commodities, provide an artistic atmosphere that is well suited for the artistic district it resides in. Lifesaver Lofts on 120 Eleventh Avenue provides the bohemian aesthetic flair that New Yorkers prize so much.

The lofts in Lifesaver Lofts are characterized by solid wood flooring, cast-iron columns and exposed brick walls. Industrial windows were installed during the building’s renovation, giving residents open city views. These rooms also come with state-of-the-art kitchens and spa bathrooms. The two penthouses are even more equipped to satisfy residents. These new condos come with 1,700 square foot outdoor spaces with grass lawns and stone decking. They are built in steel and glass structures, and have 20-foot ceilings.

Amenities in prewar loft-style buildings are usually scarce, but Lifesaver Lofts comes with certain additional comforts that add to residents’ quality of life. The building comes with a bike room and private storage, as well as video intercoms and high-tech security systems. But with so much to do outside, residents will be forgiven for neglecting their apartments in favor of their neighborhoods. The High Line, Meatpacking District, and Chelsea Art District are all just steps away, as is Chelsea Piers, Hudson River Park, and the Chelsea Market. Residents also have their selection of countless hip shops, restaurants and bars. West Chelsea prides itself on combining its artistic side with high end living, and Lifesaver Lofts is an example of just what that looks like.