Manhattan Apartment Rentals near High School 560 City-As-School

250 W Houston St | Posted in High Schools

For Manhattan families with teenagers, High School 560 City-As-School may suit their education needs. The high schools close to Soho apartments add a sense of community to this stretch of NYC. For those studying at this high school, its location at 250 W Houston St is an additional perk. A high school in close proximity to an apartment facilitates ease of transportation for families with students.

10 Jones Street 10 Jones Street

10 Jones Street, Greenwich Village

Situated in Manhattan’s highly sought-after Greenwich Village, 10 Jones Street is an 8-story apartment building, offering 2-level duplexes and 3-level triplexes with exposed brick and remarkably high ceilings. The building is just steps away from Washington Square Park, and an array of exciting restaurants and shops.

1BR apartments

from $8,500/mo

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600 Washington 600 Washington

600 Washington Street, West Village

Surrounded by the cobblestone streets and landmark buildings characteristic of the West Village, 600 Washington is the one of the newest rental residences in this area in more than a decade. With an array of luxurious living spaces to choose from, it’s easy to see why 600 Washington is in demand.

from $3,150/mo

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145 Spring Street 145 Spring Street

145 Spring Street, Soho

With boutique loft apartments, 145 Spring Street offers spacious luxury rentals in Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood. Each loft features large windows and newly renovated furnishings. With a range of luxury amenities close to the neighborhood’s thriving art and cultural scene, 145 Spring Street is the ideal Soho loft.

1BR apartments

from $8,000/mo

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The Archive The Archive

666 Greenwich Street, West Village

The Archive, the luxury rental apartment building at 666 Greenwich Street in the West Village, has a number of pre-war characteristics in the apartments it offers for rent. But these homes are also up to date on modern trends, designs and luxuries, thereby making them among the most desirable rentals in Manhattan today.

Studio apartments

from $4,400/mo

1BR apartments

from $5,400/mo

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Truffles Tribeca Truffles Tribeca

34 Desbrosses Street, Tribeca

Offering 291 rentals at 34 Desbrosses Street, Truffles Tribeca is composed of two towers connected by a glass skywalk. Apartments are spacious and have access to a full concierge services as well as a roof garden. Truffles Tribeca lies near the Hudson River and various transportation options, including the 1 line.

from $3,000/mo

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55 Thompson Street 55 Thompson Street

55 Thompson Street, Soho

Located in one of Manhattan’s most vibrant neighborhoods, 55 Thompson Street is a 9-story luxury apartment building in exciting Soho. With 38 units for rent, 55 Thompson provides residents with amenities such as a rooftop terrace, fitness center, 24-hour concierge, and a garden area.

2BR apartments

from $17,200/mo

3BR apartments

from $25,000/mo

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The Shenandoah The Shenandoah

10 Sheridan Square, Greenwich Village

Located in historic Greenwich Village the Shenandoah combines historical significance with contemporary class and modern amenities.

1BR apartments

from $4,200/mo

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Printing House Printing House

421 Hudson Street, Greenwich Village

The Printing House at 421 Hudson Street is one of Manhattan’s top condominium buildings offering new apartments for rent. With a prime West Village location, the Printing House stands out amongst the most elite luxury rental buildings in New York City.

1BR apartments

from $5,000/mo

2BR apartments

from $7,750/mo

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