137 East 25th Street
Flatiron District
New York, NY 10010
- 7,700 sqft
- $41,708 /mo est
- ~$65/sqft
Availability
| Unit | Size | Price | Inquire |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5th Floor | 7,700 sqft | $41,708 /mo est | |
| 4th Floor | 7,700 sqft | $41,708 /mo est | |
| 6th Floor | 7,700 sqft | $41,708 /mo est |
- 0.18 mi🚇623rd Street
- 0.18 mi🚇628th Street
- 0.28 mi🚗Gramercy Park
- 0.33 mi🚇RW23th Street
- 0.39 mi🚇633rd Street
- 0.42 mi🚇RW28th Street
- 0.46 mi🚌Free maison
Building Details
- Wired CertificationConnected
- Walk Score®98
- Noise Index0.5
10 floors high in the heart of Rose Hill, 137 East 25th Street features red brick, expansive outdoor seating, and a tree-lined sidewalk. The building was constructed in 1910.137 East 25th Street is located in Rose Hill, the area to the north-east of the beautiful Madison Square Park. For those who like to dip their feet into a bit of culture, the area is home to renowned cultural institutions and museums, like the Scandinavian House and Pierpont Morgan Library, respectively.
Neighborhood
Flatiron District
Also known as “Silicon Alley,” the Flatiron District is one of the most business-friendly neighborhoods to young companies in Manhattan. One of the reasons for the large influx of tech and media companies is the unique loft- style buildings the area offers. Many feature smaller floor plates with high ceilings and an abundance of natural light, perfect for open office concepts. It is not uncommon for a 5,000 square foot tenant to occupy their own floor, which would not be possible in other parts of the city.
In addition to business-friendly conditions and gorgeous architecture, Flatiron boasts a vibrant social scene. People flock to Madison Square Park by day and popular neighborhood haunts like Rye Bar, Flatiron Lounge, and the lower level of Beecher's by night.
Renters can expect to pay an average of $65/sqft for Flatiron office space. Noteworthy companies calling Flatiron home include AppNexus, Yext, General Assembly, Tumblr, and BodyLabs.
Nearby Districts Include: Chelsea, Union Square, the East Village, and the Garment District.