New York City Apartments for Rent near John A. Coleman School

Even by the high standards of new-construction high-rises in Manhattan, Chelsea Landmark stands out as, well, a landmark of opulence and all-inclusive luxury. With a prime location in one of Manhattan's finest neighborhoods, a panoply of high-end amenities and elegant residences, Chelsea Landmark is home to some of the finest no-fee rental apartments in Manhattan.

Among the many new luxury rental listings in Chelsea, The Sierra stands out not just for the graciousness of its apartments but for its strikingly sophisticated interior design. With public areas that could be mistaken for one of the many art galleries in the neighborhood and a lobby designed by Studio Gaia that is stunningly clean and elegant in its lines, The Sierra makes an impression even before its lovely apartments for rent and luxurious amenities come into play.

Greenwich Village has changed quite a bit since the stately six-story luxury mid-rise known today as The Villager was built back in 1902. The Villager, too, has been through many incarnations during that century-plus in Greenwich village: it was the famed restaurant Charles restaurant in the 1940s, was converted from offices to rental apartments in 1981, and given a luxurious top-to-bottom renovation in 1995.

Located on the border of two wonderful downtown locations, Stonehenge Gardens unites the Chelsea art and design scene with the charm and history of the West Village. This ideal location is surrounded by art galleries, world-renowned restaurants, quaint coffee shops, designer boutiques, and bookstores, and is close to Union Square and the Meatpacking District.

This charming pre-war features a community garden. Apartments offer luxurious hardwood floors and marble baths.

With its ideal location in downtown New York, vibrant arts and music scene, and five-star amenities, 14W14 at 14 West 14th Street is the model for modern Manhattan living. This beautifully designed building by Rawlings Architects is located in the acclaimed West Village section of Manhattan. These apartments for rent provide its residents with both nearby entertainment and five star amenities, ranking 14W14 high among other New York City rentals.

Built in 1903 by Bruce Price, the Bank of the Metropolis is a striking 16-story high-rise that is as impressive now as it was when it was built. Located at 31 Union Square West, right across the street from Union Square Park, the Bank of the Metropolis is a tripartite luxury building built in the neo-renaissance style with an imposing limestone-clad exterior. The Bank of the Metropolis retains its classical austerity; the 2-story bowed portico with polished granite columns leads into a marble lobby that transports residents back to New York’s era of classic luxury.