HGTV star Ty Pennington lists his stunning $2.4 million New York condo in trendy Chelsea neighborhood

HGTV star Ty Pennington is listing his impeccably designed home for $2.4 million. 

Stunning images show the home has been finished to an unbelievable standard by the 59-year-old as would be expected of the man who made families' home makeover dreams come true for eight years across multiple series. 

The two-bed, two-bath condo in the New York City neighborhood of Chelsea covers 1,696 square feet. 

Douglas Elliman's Kirsten Jordan, of Million Dollar Listing NY fame, is representing the property. 

'Keyed elevator access brings you straight into your contemporary home,' the listing states. 

HGTV star Ty Pennington is listing his impeccably designed home for $2.4 million

The two-bed, two-bath condo at in the New York City neighborhood of Chelsea covers 1,696 square feet

Stunning images show the home has been finished to an unbelievable standard by the 59-year-old Rock The Block host - as would be expected of the man who has made families' home makeover dreams come true for eight years

'To the right - your living, entertaining, and kitchen open concept space with floor-to-ceiling windows, a Juliet balcony, and direct views overlooking the High Line and the Freedom Tower in the distance - this is the heart of the home. 

'Flow into your kitchen outfitted with soothing and cool tones - integrated Varenna custom ivory lacquer cabinetry, marble countertops, Miele appliances, Sub-Zero fridge, and a vented hood. 

'Here, you can make and enjoy your morning cup of coffee with southern exposures and exclusively Chelsea views. 

'Flow through the hallway to the sleeping quarters, facing away from the street and pin drop quiet.' 

The listing continues: 'The king-size primary suite has a private balcony, where you can sit reading the morning newspaper or a book facing the High Line and this enclave's private gardens and terraces. 

'Make your way through your built-in closet and into you en-suite bathroom - complete with oversized Kohler soaking tub, double-sinks, shower with slatted teak floor, Duravit fixtures, and Bosch washer/dryer tucked away. 

'The bathroom's gray tiling and flooring, with natural wood vanity for a soothing, cool feeling complete the look - in harmony with the building's and area's architecture. 

'Keyed elevator access brings you straight into your contemporary home,' the listing states

The listing continues: 'To the right - your living, entertaining, and kitchen open concept space with floor-to-ceiling windows, a Juliet balcony, and direct views overlooking the High Line and the Freedom Tower in the distance'

Pictured is the casual dining room table, located next to the floor-to-ceiling windows that receive lots of sunlight throughout the day 

The open concept living room provides lots of wall and corner space for art enthusiasts to display their purchases 

Even the hallway offers an opportunity for homeowners to display their interior design statement pieces, art, collections and books 

The king-size primary suite has a private balcony, where you can sit reading the morning newspaper or a book, while facing the High Line, and this enclave's private gardens and terraces

The second bedroom offers a cozy and elegant space that takes in lots of natural sunlight for future home owners to naturally wake up to 

'The queen-sized secondary bedroom faces north with a sweet view of the surrounding architecture and a classic Chelsea brick building peeking through behind the High Line, built-in closet space, and a dedicated glass tile bathroom.

'Beautifully dark wide-plank wenge hardwood flooring flows through the home, which has everything you need.' 

And, as they say: location, location, location. 'Highline 519 is a sophisticated boutique condominium in one of New York City's trendiest neighborhoods,' the listing says.

'The building offers a limited portfolio of eleven exceptional residences, rarely available on the market. 

'Award-winning architect Lindy Roy designed the building - fusing contemporary architecture, European elegance and raw Chelsea charm. 

'Enter into this discrete and celebrity friendly condominium through a gallery-inspired lobby designed by award-winning interior decorator Thom Filicia, connecting the vibrant West Chelsea Art District to your home. 

'Located on one of the most sought after blocks on the High Line Contemporary Art District, home to the Gagosian, the Pace, the David Zwirner Gallery, and the Whitney Museum. 

'Work out at nearby Chelsea Piers, meander to Little Island and the Hudson River waterfront, and enjoy dining at some of Manhattan's most fashionable restaurants, and shopping at Chelsea Market.' 

According to the listing: 'Flow into your kitchen outfitted with soothing and cool tones - integrated Varenna custom ivory lacquer cabinetry, marble countertops, Miele appliances, Sub-Zero fridge, and a vented hood'

The sleek kitchen offers gray cabinetry for two tiers of storage, and lots of counter space for future homeowners who love cooking and baking 

The listing states: 'Make your way through your built-in closet and into you en-suite bathroom - complete with oversized Kohler soaking tub, double-sinks, shower with slatted teak floor, Duravit fixtures, and Bosch washer/dryer tucked away'

The bathroom's large gray subway tiles offer consistency on the walls and flooring, and there is a soak-in tub with an accessible shower head

Ty shared: 'Chelsea is such a fantastic neighborhood and living on the High Line is the cherry on top.

'In NYC you don't often get a view that includes some greenery, so that's definitely a plus, not to mention, great people watching.' 

Tygert Burton 'Ty' Pennington (born Gary Tygert Burton on October 19, 1964) is an American television host, artist, carpenter, author, and former model and actor. 

His rise to prominence began with his role as carpenter on the TLC home improvement reality show Trading Spaces (2000–2003), and continued when he hosted the ABC reality series Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (2003–2012), where he won two Primetime Emmy Awards. 

Following the show's conclusion in 2012, Pennington has focused on numerous other projects, including host of ABC's short lived talk show The Revolution in 2012, TNT's On the Menu opposite Emeril Lagasse in 2014, and The Food Network's American Diner Revival, opposite Amanda Freitag from 2015 to 2016. 

On September 13, 2017, it was announced that Pennington was joining the revival of Trading Spaces, which began airing on April 7, 2018, on TLC: 'Say hello to boutique living looking out over the High Line. 

He's hosted HGTV's Rock The Block since 2021.

The balcony space offers a zen spot for home owners to relax and enjoy a morning cup of coffee, while overseeing the gorgeous Manhattan views

Pictured is one of the views from the balcony, which overlooks Chelsea's high line, which is a popular spot for both New Yorkers and tourists 

Pictured is another angle of the High Line. Future homeowners have the Whitney Museum close by, besides the more than 350 art galleries within reach

Ty shared: 'Chelsea is such a fantastic neighborhood and living on the High Line is the cherry on top'

Ty added: 'In NYC you don't often get a view that includes some greenery, so that's definitely a plus, not to mention, great people watching'

Pictured is the far-away view of the city's the Edge, located in Hudson Yards, which is a 20-minute walk away from the property

Pictured is the outside of the futuristic-looking building, which features metallic geometric parts as mini-balconies

Pictured is Ty during the filming of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition in 2003

Ty provided a heath update in March - eight months after 'almost dying' during his emergency throat surgery.

The home improvement enthusiast had peritonsillar abscess, which 'is a pus-filled pocket that forms near one of your tonsils. 

'It's usually a complication of tonsillitis and is often caused by the same bacteria that cause strep throat,' according to Cleveland Clinic. 

Ty found comedic relief in the dire situation and shared: 'I'm great. You know what's great is if you almost die, you get so much attention. It feels so nice to be that loved.'

He gained a new perspective and explained: 'It made me realize you just don't know when your timecard's gonna get pulled, so wake up, [and] live every single day to the fullest.'