New York Rentals – Meatpacking District
This small district is located from West 14th Street south to Gansevoort Street, from the Hudson River east to Hudson Street. The area was active back in the 1800s as a hub for open-air markets, pork and veal packers, lumberyards, and tenements. Streets are mostly cobblestone, and surrounding the area are a number of tucked-away, nightclubs, art galleries, and stylish late-night eateries, luring in a subculture all of its own. By day, butchers and meatpackers work hard in wholesale meat companies, and by night you’ll stumble upon fashionistas, creative types, and night owls looking for a place to settle. Notable areas include the High Line, the Ground Zero Museum Workshop, and the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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A pre-war apartment building built in 1900 as a Deco Paint factory, the West Coast at 95-97 Horatio Street is a luxury low-rise with great Hudson River exposures in the exciting Manhattan neighborhood of Greenwich Village. The West Coast, an official city landmark also known as 509 West Street, stands 6-stories tall and has red-brick facade and an elegant lobby with globular wall sconces and inset pilasters. Combined with an adjacent post-war apartment building built in 1987, the West Coast has a serene interior courtyard that offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan.
A prewar apartment building built in 1900 as a Deco Paint factory, the West Coast at 110-114 Horatio Street is a luxury low-rise with great Hudson River exposures in the exciting Manhattan neighborhood of Greenwich Village. The West Coast, an official city landmark also known as 509 West Street, stands 6-stories tall and has red-brick facade and an elegant lobby with globular wall sconces and inset pilasters. Combined with an adjacent post-war apartment building built in 1987, the West Coast has a serene interior courtyard that offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan.
On a cobblestone street in the highly-coveted community of the West Village, 100 Jane Street is a postwar building offering studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments for rent. Surrounded by historic brownstones and shops, this spacious red brick building is complete with modern amenities and finishes.
Constructed recently in 2009, The Caledonia is a substantial 24-story building offering 190 luxury units. Built along Manhattan's iconic High Line in the Chelsea neighborhood, views of the beautiful stretch of green are unobstructed. A zen-like experience is offered to tenants as they step into the exquisite lobby and view the stone reflecting pool.
Located on a beautiful block in West Chelsea, 455 West 20th Street is an attractive luxury residential building that dates all the way back to 1895. The building, which was once used by the General Theological Seminary, is now offering beautifully renovated residences that are perfect for luxury lifestyles in the hip and happening neighborhood of Chelsea.