Midtown West, located between 34th and 58th Street from the Hudson River to Fifth Avenue, is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Manhattan. There are so many different sub-neighborhoods that have popped up in this part of Manhattan but the most famous sub-neighborhood in Midtown West is undoubtedly Times Square. From the 24/7 flashing lights and non-stop action to the Theater District, Times Square is undoubtedly one of the most lively sections of NYC.
The sheer amount of things to do in Midtown West is incredible. It is very easy to catch a Knicks or Rangers game at Madison Square Garden. Times Square is filled with fun and excitement, while Hell's Kitchen also has a bustling nightlife scene on 9th Avenue. Living in Midtown West has become very popular and as a result, each of these areas has seen a building boom in recent years. In a neighborhood that is so diverse and has so much to offer, it has become clear that Midtown West has become not only a great place to play, but also a fantastic place to live.
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This 51-floor mixed-use rental building fits perfectly in the desirable Clinton area, with its own fully landscaped sun deck and plenty of light from its southern exposure.
This very large rental apartment tower, which was completed in 1998, lessens its impact on the street by chamfering its corner at the avenue and provides welcome light and air, opening up interesting views for residents.
This huge, red-brick, environmentally friendly rental complex in Clinton was designed by Fox & Fowle and opened in 2007. The attractive, 23-story complex stretches from 51st to 53rd Streets west of Tenth Avenue. The complex has 23,000-square-feet of retail space and space for two non-profit theaters, and two landscaped through-block arcades. Many of the units have balconies and the buildings have some slanted rooflines and angled sides.
Silver Towers is one of the largest luxury rental developments in New York City, but it's also among the most ambitious. The two 60-story glass towers at 42nd Street and 11th Avenue do more than redefine the Manhattan skyline -- Silver Towers does that, too, but it also defines its neighborhood, and helps to cement Hudson Yards as one of Manhattan's hottest new neighborhoods. With a spectacular slate of amenities few luxury rental listings in Manhattan can match and spacious, gracious rental apartments that match condo-quality finishes with stunning panoramic views, Silver Towers ranks among the finest rental listings in Midtown West -- and stands among the finest luxury rentals in Manhattan, period.
The Biltmore, a 53-story rental apartment tower, has 464 apartments. It has a fitness center, business center, residents' lounge with a fireplace, games area, screening room, and terrace. The red-brick building has the upper portion of a facade angled to create some bay windows. The Biltmore offers an outstanding array of floor plans including studios, alcove studios, one bedrooms, two bedrooms, and two+ bedroom residences.
The Nicole is a boxy rental apartment building erected in 2004 by the Gotham Organization and designed by Costas Kondylis. Located in 400 West 55th Street, Clinton, it has 18 stories and 149 apartments in four layouts. It is convenient to the Theatre District and the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
Claridge's, a luxurious Midtown West rental apartment building, occupies the full western blockfront on the Avenue of the Americas between 55th and 56th streets. It has a four-story limestone base; the dark brown-brick facades have several bandcourses and are topped by a delicate cornice. While the building is not excessively adorned, it's trimmed with attractive quoins and multipaned windows. Its sidestreet entrance has a large and impressive marquee.
If location truly is everything, then The Westport has it all. The Westport's walk-to-everything Midtown West location is surpassingly central, just steps from Central Park and a short walk to the subway hub at Columbus Circle, as well as a host of fine restaurants and top-tier cultural destinations. Of course, if you're more into hotel-style amenities, The Westport also has it all. Even by the high standards savvy NYC dwellers have for luxury rental apartments in Manhattan, The Westport's suite of luxurious amenities is impressive. If, on the other hand, stylish and sun-filled rental apartments are the true measuring stick for luxury rental units, then The Westport also has it all -- from their floor-to-ceiling windows to their wide array of condominium-quality finishes, the apartments for rent at The Westport are among the most elegant and impressive no-fee rentals in Midtown. You get the idea: The Westport offers those looking for a luxury rental apartment in Midtown the total package. Little wonder, then, that The Westport is one of the most desirable no-fee rental listings in Midtown.
The Longacre House, among Midtown West's finest luxury rental apartment towers, was completed in 1998. It is across 50th Street from the full-block World Wide Plaza's major office tower, cineplex, and several residential buildings. The Longacre has a rose and beige brick facade dotted by brick clusters positioned at 45-degree angles, with those at the base topped by lanterns.
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