1141 Broadway
Chelsea
New York, NY 10001
- 1,350 sqft
- $6,862 /mo est
- ~$61/sqft
Availability
| Unit | Size | Price | Inquire |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5th Floor | 1,350 sqft | $6,862 /mo est |
- 0.09 mi🚇RW28th Street
- 0.18 mi🚌Free maison
- 0.18 mi🚇RW23th Street
- 0.2 mi🚇FMPATH23rd Street
- 0.22 mi🚗Icon Parking
- 0.27 mi🚇628th Street
- 0.28 mi🚗Central Parking
- 0.3 mi🚇PATH33rd Street
- 0.31 mi🚇623rd Street
- 0.31 mi🚇128th Street
- 0.34 mi🚇123rd Street
- 0.38 mi🚇BDFMNQRW34th Street-Herald Square
- 0.42 mi🚇633rd Street
Building Details
- Walk Score®100
- Year Built1915
You will be hard-pressed to find a building that offers a better combination of location amenities than 1141 Broadway. The exquisite building was constructed in 1927 and stands 9 stories tall.According to The Wall Street Journal, Midtown South is by most estimates...the busiest commercial district in the world. Though somewhat chaotic, Midtown South certainly offers the most in terms of location and network. At 1141 Broadway, your company will never run out of places to eat or things to do. Walk a few blocks and find some of our favorite restaurants in the area - Carmines, a renowned Italian eatery, Hillstone for juicy steaks, and Felidia for Italian food in a beautiful, rustic atmosphere. After work, hit-up some of the local chic bars, including Pierre Loti for upscale French wine in a setting that is great for both winding down and impressing business partners. Transportation in Midtown South is also a breeze, as the area is wedged between New Yorks major subway lines.
Neighborhood
Chelsea
Chelsea, known for its rich culture and diversity, is also a blooming center for business in Manhattan. Anchored by Google and Twitter's considerable presence, Chelsea has experienced a real estate boom as both established companies and startups have migrated westward for Chelsea office space.
The Chelsea neighborhood is a favorite of both locals and tourists alike, thanks to New York institutions like the High Line, a mile-long park on a disused elevated railroad, and the newly-relocated Whitney Museum. Mere steps away, Chelsea Market is home to some of New York's best artisan fare, making it a dream lunch destination. And of course, its sibling Meatpacking District lends plenty of nightlife options. Its proximity to the Hudson River also makes it both bike-friendly and highly walkable.
The average rent in Chelsea currently sits at a moderate average of $61/sq. ft, relative to the city average of $72/sq. ft - a big reason it's attractive to companies of all shapes and sizes.
Nearby Districts Include: Flatiron, Greenwich Village, and the Garment District.