New York Rentals – Midtown West
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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In Midtown West, just steps from Central Park, stands The Meurice at 145 West 58th Street, a 13-story prewar conversion holding 112 luxury apartments for rent. Originally built in 1928, these Manhattan luxury rentals come with all the conveniences one would expect from a high-end midtown building. Many of the apartments come furnished in a modern design, and all of them have access to a host of desirable amenities. 145 West 58th Street is a building for serious New Yorkers looking for suitable places to live.
Midtown West is synonymous with the hustle and bustle of high-end Manhattan, and the luxury apartments for rent that take up space in the area are expected to provide a certain amount of comfort for the residents of the area. Looking at 150 West 58th Street, a 15-story prewar conversion just steps from Central Park, does not slouch in the comfort department. Originally built in 1927, it has been renovated to provide 55 luxury Manhattan rentals that any New Yorker could enjoy. Stocked with comforts, amenities, and an enviable neighborhood, 150 West 58th Street is a place one would have no problem calling home.
An innovative luxury building built in 1941, 240 Central Park South is a pre-war high-rise that sits across the street from Columbus Circle and Central Park. Noted for being the first apartment building to make extensive use of private balconies, 240 Central Park South was landmarked by the city of New York in 2002 and has a fully restored orange-beige exterior and renovated green roof. 240 Central Park South also has a landscaped courtyard, a canopied entrance, and excellent views of the park, not to mention all of the luxuries that one would expect based on its prestigious address.
420 West 42nd Street is one of Manhattan’s most distinguishable luxury rental buildings; deep in the Theater District, it stands 41 stories high, with a façade of black and white stripes running up the building, which has earned it the nickname “The Zebra.” But this zebra-looking piece of luxury Manhattan real estate is no joke. It was built in 2001 in a modern design, which focuses on spacious rooms that offer residents maximum comfort. Outside 420 West 42nd Street, residents find themselves in the up-and-coming Clinton neighborhood, near several off-Broadway theaters that give the area its name. The building is also just a short walk from Broadway itself, as well as Times Square, the Hudson River, and countless bars, shops and restaurants. These apartments for rent in Manhattan, with their flair, location, and conveniences, should have no trouble catching any New Yorker’s eye.
A 29-story post-war high-rise in one of the most exciting sections of Manhattan, The Ellington offers Manhattanites a high-end luxury experience right by the Theater District and Central Park. The Ellington, located at 260 West 52nd Street on the corner of 8th Avenue, has a red-brick base with ribbed piers beneath a setback tower with numerous private balconies. Built in 1987, The Ellington was one of the first modern luxury rental apartment buildings to lead the way in Midtown West’s revitalization.
The Helena on 601 West 57th Street in Clinton is more than just a luxury rental building in mid Manhattan. It’s also a LEED-certified green building, that caters to contemporary environmental concerns. This new building was developed in 2004. It is 38 floors high with 597 luxury apartments for rent, that range in size from studios to one- and two-bedroom suites. Like all new, LEED-certified buildings, it was designed with an eye towards modern trends and sensibilities, and as such has something to offer every contemporary New Yorker. In addition to luxurious rooms and a view of the Hudson River, the Helena also offers numerous amenities, that enhance the experience without diluting from it’s positive environmental impact.
Cassa, a newly constructed luxury high-rise in the Midtown section of Manhattan built in 2009, stands out among Manhattan’s new luxury rental apartment buildings for many reasons. Located at 70 West 45th Street in a centralized location between 5th and 6th Avenue, Cassa has a white exterior and a bold, obelisk-like design that makes it unmistakable, especially in contrast to the older buildings that surround it. Furthermore, Cassa is a Hotel and Residence, so renters at this newly constructed apartment building enjoy year-round hotel service, something that is rare in the current Manhattan luxury rental listings.
A highly anticipated rental development in the midst of a Midtown boom, Crystal Green is an oasis of luxury amenities and interiors with the added bonus of LEED certification and innovative design by Stephen B. Jacob Group. The healthfully luxurious Crystal Green is a convenient walking distance from numerous Midtown West attractions.
This post-war, 21-story high-rise from Stephen B. Jacobs Group Architects offers 75 beautifully finished luxury condos. The rooms feature outdoor terraces for relaxation, oversized windows for plenty of sunlight, and high ceilings for an extra spacious feel. The Greywood is in the heart of Manhattan, close to Grand Central, Penn Station and the Empire State Building. Surrounded by Murray Hill, East Midtown, the Garment District and West Midtown, the Greywood has easy access to New York business, culture, nightlife, shopping, landmarks and public transit.