THE HIGHER-END TWIN
West Chelsea is the lower-density, higher-end counterpart to the retail and dining center of the larger Chelsea neighborhood east of 9th Avenue.
It is the preferred area for those who favor name-brand condos away the hoi polloi that accompanies mass transit.
TRANSIT OPTIONS
Subway: C/E
Bus: M14, M23
COMMUTE TIMES
Columbus Circle: 20m by train, 12m by car
Grand Central: 20m by train, 11m by car
Union Square: 18m by train, 7m by car
Wall Street: 28m by train, 18m by car
GEOGRAPHIC BOUNDARIES
East/West: 9th Avenue to the Hudson River
North/South: W 29th Street to W 14th Street
WEST CHELSEA
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
10th and 11th Ave boast some of the biggest names in international architecture, and the Chelsea Gallery District serves as an exclusive backdrop for buyers searching for a showcase home.
Jean Nouvel, Robert A.M. Stern, Thomas Juul-Hansen, Zaha Hadid, Isay Weinfeld and Thomas Heatherwick are just some of the famous names whose high designs line the streets of West Chelsea.
STARCHITECTS
THE BIGGEST NAMES IN INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE
10th and 11th Ave boast some of the biggest names in international architecture, and the Chelsea Gallery District serves as an exclusive backdrop for buyers searching for a showcase home.
Jean Nouvel, Robert A.M. Stern, Thomas Juul-Hansen, Zaha Hadid, Isay Weinfeld and Thomas Heatherwick are just some of the famous names whose high designs line the streets of West Chelsea.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
STARCHITECTS
THE BIGGEST NAMES OF INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE
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Subway: 4/5/6/R/W
Bus: M23
Columbus Circle: 29m by train, 14m by car
Grand Central: 18m by train, 8m by car
Union Square: 5m by train, 3m by car
Wall Street: 25m by train, 14m by car
East/West: 3rd Avenue to Park Avenue South
North/South: E. 23rd Street to E. 14th Street
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
Jean Nouvel, Robert A.M. Stern, Thomas Juul-Hansen, Zaha Hadid, Isay Weinfeld and Thomas Heatherwick are just some of the famous names whose high designs line the streets of West Chelsea.
STARCHITECTS
THE BIGGEST NAMES OF INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE
10th and 11th Ave boast some of the biggest names in international architecture. The Chelsea Gallery District serves as an exclusive backdrop for buyers searching for a showcase home.
WHERE THE HIGHLINE RUNS THROUGH
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
SEAMLESS ACCESS TO PROMINENT ATTRACTIONS
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
West Chelsea sits between the Meatpacking District to the south, and Hudson Yards to the north.
Residents and visitors to the area can stroll The High Line for convenient access to any of the far west side neighborhoods.
Prominent area attractions include Little Island, Chelsea Piers and Hudson Yards.
Google currently owns several buildings in West Chelsea, including the popular Chelsea Market and the adjacent Milk Building.
GOOGLE IT!
AN ADDITION TO THE 8TH AVENUE HEADQUARTERS
In addition to its headquarters on 8th Avenue, the technology giant Google expanded further west in a show of commitment to the neighborhood.
CHELSEA MARKET
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
A MYRIAD OF SPECIALTIES
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
The former Nabisco Factory turned shopping and food destination offers visitors their pick of high quality specialty foods and wares.
Visitors to the market can dine at Los Tacos No. 1, Mok Bar, Lobster Place, or one of the many other sit-down restaurants and food counters.
The second level market Chelsea Local provides a more relaxed pace for residents to stock up on artisanal locally made cheese or locally butchered meats.
RALPH'S COFFEE | 888 MADISON
APPLE STORE | 767 FIFTH AVE
These buildings offer passersby a glimpse of the most glorious examples of architectural opulence from eras gone by.
Original homes built in the Italianate, Greek Revival, Gothic Revival and Victorian Gothic styles line the park, and height and other zoning restrictions help create a cohesive look despite the mismatched architecture.
PERFECTION ADORNING A BARE WALL
Beginning in the 90’s, art galleries began moving into the neighborhood’s vacant warehouse, factory and garage spaces.
Over the next few decades West Chelsea gradually replaced Soho as the epicenter of the NYC art world. David Zwirner, Marianne Boesky, Cavin-Morris and C24 Gallery are some great options for those hunting for the perfect piece to adorn a bare wall.
CHELSEA PIERS
Chelsea Piers is a widely celebrated sporting and event complex spanning 28 acres along the Hudson River between West 17th and 23rd Streets.
THE WIDELY CELEBRATED SPORTING & EVENT COMPLEX
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Students ages 2-18 are fully immersed in a secondary global language; core classes like math, history and science are taught in English, and on alternating days, either in Mandarin or Spanish with a native teacher.
The school also provides students with opportunities to study at any of its campuses (São Paulo, Shenzhen and Silicon Valley).
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
THE ORIGINAL BRANCH OF AVENUES
THE WORLD SCHOOL
The 10th Avenue New York Campus is the original branch of Avenues: The World School –– one of the most prestigious independent schools in New York City.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
10th and 11th Ave boast some of the biggest names in international architecture. The Chelsea Gallery District serves as an exclusive backdrop for buyers searching for a showcase home.
Jean Nouvel, Robert A.M. Stern, Thomas Juul-Hansen, Zaha Hadid, Isay Weinfeld and Thomas Heatherwick are just some of the famous names whose high designs line the streets of West Chelsea.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
STARCHITECTS
Keys are also available to members of the private clubs The Players and the National Arts Club, as well as Calvary Church and Brotherhood Synagogue.
Key rights are granted exclusively to residents in the buildings that immediately surround the park, and as joint owners of the park are responsible for the preservation of the historic site.
WEST CHELSEA & HUDSON YARDS
WHERE THE HIGHLINE RUNS THROUGH
SEAMLESS ACCESS TO PROMINENT ATTRACTIONS
West Chelsea sits between the Meatpacking District to the south, and Hudson Yards to the north. Residents and visitors to the area can stroll the High Line for convenient access to any of the far west side neighborhoods.
Prominent area attractions include Little Island, Chelsea Piers, and Hudson Yards.
THE HIGHLINE
LANTERN HOUSE | 515 WEST 18TH STREET
Keys are also available to members of the private clubs The Players and the National Arts Club, as well as Calvary Church and Brotherhood Synagogue.
WEST CHELSEA - HUDSON YARDS
Key rights are granted exclusively to residents in the buildings that immediately surround the park, and as joint owners of the park are responsible for the preservation of the historic site.
THE HIGHLINE | 820 WASHINGTON STREET
LANTERN HOUSE | 515 WEST 18TH STREET
WHERE THE HIGHLINE RUNS THROUGH
SEAMLESS ACCESS TO PROMINENT ATTRACTIONS
West Chelsea sits between the Meatpacking District to the south, and Hudson Yards to the north.
Residents and visitors to the area can stroll The High Line for convenient access to any of the far west side neighborhoods.
Prominent area attractions include Little Island, Chelsea Piers and Hudson Yards.
GOOGLE | 76 9TH AVENUE
GOOGLE IT!
AN ADDITION TO THE 8TH AVENUE HEADQUARTERS
In addition to its headquarters on 8th Avenue, the technology giant Google expanded further west in a show of commitment to the neighborhood.
Google currently owns several buildings in West Chelsea, including the popular Chelsea Market and the adjacent Milk Building.
GOOGLE | 76 9TH AVENUE
In addition to its headquarters on 8th Avenue, the technology giant Google expanded further west in a show of commitment to the neighborhood.
Google currently owns several buildings in West Chelsea, including the popular Chelsea Market and the adjacent Milk Building.
GOOGLE IT!
AN ADDITION TO THE 8TH AVENUE HEADQUARTERS
SMALL TOWN IN A BIG CITY
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
THROUGHOUT THE TREE-LINED STREETS
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
SPECIALTY FOOD & WARES
CHELSEA MARKET
The former Nabisco Factory turned shopping and food destination offers visitors their pick of high quality specialty foods and wares.
Visitors to the market can dine at Los Tacos No. 1, Mok Bar, Lobster Place, or one of the many other sit-down restaurants and food counters.
The second level market Chelsea Local provides a more relaxed pace for residents to stock up on artisanal locally made cheese or locally butchered meats.
CAFE MOGADOR | 110 ST.MARKS PLACE
ST. MARKS PLACE
15 HUDSON YARDS
SMALL TOWN IN A BIG CITY
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
THROUGHOUT THE TREE-LINED STREETS
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
SMALL TOWN IN A BIG CITY
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
THROUGHOUT THE TREE-LINED STREETS
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
GRAMERCY PARK | EAST 20TH STREET
15 GRAMERCY PARK SOUTH
GOOGLE IT
In addition to its headquarters on 8th Avenue, the technology giant Google expanded further west in a show of commitment to the neighborhood.
AN ADDITION TO THE 8TH AVE HEADQUARTERS
Google currently owns several buildings in West Chelsea, including the popular Chelsea Market and the adjacent Milk Building.
SMALL TOWN IN A BIG CITY
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
THROUGHOUT THE TREE-LINED STREETS
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
SMALL TOWN IN A BIG CITY
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
THROUGHOUT THE TREE-LINED STREETS
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
A MYRIAD OF SPECIALTIES
CHELSEA MARKET
35 HUDSON YARDS
ELECTRIC LEMON | 33 HUDSON YARDS
15 HUDSON YARDS
The former Nabisco Factory turned shopping and food destination offers visitors their pick of high quality specialty foods and wares.
Visitors to the market can dine at Los Tacos No. 1, Mok Bar, Lobster Place, or one of the many other sit-down restaurants and food counters.
The second level market Chelsea Local provides a more relaxed pace for residents to stock up on artisanal locally made cheese or locally butchered meats.
PERFECTION ADORNING A BARE WALL
These buildings offer passersby a glimpse of the most glorious examples of architectural opulence from eras gone by.
Original homes built in the Italianate, Greek Revival, Gothic Revival and Victorian Gothic styles line the park, and height and other zoning restrictions help create a cohesive look despite the mismatched architecture.
RALPH'S COFFEE | 888 MADISON
APPLE STORE | 767 FIFTH AVE
Over the next few decades West Chelsea gradually replaced Soho as the epicenter of the NYC art world. David Zwirner, Marianne Boesky, Cavin-Morris and C24 Gallery are some great options for those hunting for the perfect piece to adorn a bare wall.
Beginning in the 90’s, art galleries began moving into the neighborhood’s vacant warehouse, factory and garage spaces.
THE HIGHLINE | 820 WASHINGTON STREET
EMPIRE DINER | 210 10TH AVENUE
PERFECTION ADORNING A BARE WALL
Beginning in the 90’s, art galleries began moving into the neighborhood’s vacant warehouse, factory and garage spaces. Over the next few decades West Chelsea gradually replaced Soho as the epicenter of the NYC art world.
Some of the most renowned galleries in the city are on prominent display during a stroll down 10th and 11th Avenues or cobblestone side streets. David Zwirner, Marianne Boesky, Cavin-Morris and C24 Gallery are some great options for those hunting for the perfect piece to adorn a bare wall.
Chelsea Piers is a widely celebrated sporting and event complex spanning 28 acres along the Hudson River between West 17th and 23rd Streets.
The venue is a popular spot for golf, swimming, gymnastics, bowling, soccer and ice skating. It also houses production facilities for film and TV, plus a marina for private boat owners.
CHELSEA PIERS
THE WIDELY CELEBRATED SPORTING AND EVENT COMPLEX
The 10th Avenue New York Campus is the original branch of Avenues: The World School –– one of the most prestigious independent schools in New York City.
Students ages 2-18 are fully immersed in a secondary global language; core classes like math, history and science are taught in English, and on alternating days, either in Mandarin or Spanish with a native teacher.
The school also provides students with opportunities to study at any of its campuses (São Paulo, Shenzhen and Silicon Valley).
THE WORLD SCHOOL
THE ORIGINAL BRANCH OF AVENUES
The 10th Avenue New York Campus is the original branch of Avenues: The World School –– one of the most prestigious independent schools in New York City.
THE WORLD SCHOOL
THE ORIGINAL BRANCH OF AVENUES
Students ages 2-18 are fully immersed in a secondary global language; core classes like math, history and science are taught in English, and on alternating days, either in Mandarin or Spanish with a native teacher.
The school also provides students with opportunities to study at any of its campuses (São Paulo, Shenzhen and Silicon Valley).
A MYRIAD OF SPECIALTIES
CHELSEA MARKET
LA BERGAMOTE | 177 9TH AVENUE
CHELSEA MARKET | 75 9TH AVENUE
OOTOYA CHELSEA | 8 WEST 18TH STREET
The former Nabisco Factory turned shopping and food destination offers visitors their pick of high quality specialty foods and wares.
Visitors to the market can dine at Los Tacos No. 1, Mok Bar, Lobster Place, or one of the many other sit-down restaurants and food counters.
The second level market Chelsea Local provides a more relaxed pace for residents to stock up on artisanal locally made cheese or locally butchered meats.
THE HIGHLINE | 820 WASHINGTON STREET
EMPIRE DINER | 210 10TH AVENUE
PERFECTION ADORNING A BARE WALL
Beginning in the 90’s, art galleries began moving into the neighborhood’s vacant warehouse, factory and garage spaces. Over the next few decades West Chelsea gradually replaced Soho as the epicenter of the NYC art world.
Some of the most renowned galleries in the city are on prominent display during a stroll down 10th and 11th Avenues or cobblestone side streets. David Zwirner, Marianne Boesky, Cavin-Morris and C24 Gallery are some great options for those hunting for the perfect piece to adorn a bare wall.
The 10th Avenue New York Campus is the original branch of Avenues: The World School –– one of the most prestigious independent schools in New York City.
Students ages 2-18 are fully immersed in a secondary global language; core classes like math, history and science are taught in English, and on alternating days, either in Mandarin or Spanish with a native teacher.
The school also provides students with opportunities to study at any of its campuses (São Paulo, Shenzhen and Silicon Valley).
THE WORLD SCHOOL
THE ORIGINAL BRANCH OF AVENUES
