Forget the Top of the Rock. You can have a view of NYC just as ridiculously awesome from a much more acrophobic-friendly height at the Walker Tower condo conversion, where units range from $4.2 million to $55 million. The 24-story fun-size Chelsea skyscraper — located at 212 W. 18th St. — is the 1929 Art Deco brick-y brainchild of architect Ralph Walker.Because this building was built in 1929, before pesky zoning regulations kicked in, the tower’s able to stick way, way out above its poor, overshadowed neighbors below. The result: fab views for denizens of each and every one of its 50 condos. To the north, the colorful Empire State Building and the rest of Midtown. To the south, the spankin’-new One World Trade Center. Some get one or the other, others get both. Walker makes sure there’s more than enough view to go around. Contact: 212-335-1800
