This historic Federal-style townhouse on one of Chelsea's "most coveted landmark streets" comes with a literary pedigree: the home was once part of the estate of biblical scholar Clement Clarke Moore, best known for having written "A Visit From St. Nicholas," a.k.a. "'Twas the Night Before Christmas." Built for Moore circa 1835, the 25-foot-wide house still has plenty of original period details, including the "intricate" iron railings, high ceilings, a grand parlor, and seven separate fireplaces.
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