Bruce Landry

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

RENOVATED JUNIOR 1-BEDROOM WITH WESTERN EXPOSURE

    Thoughtfully designed layout maximizing space and natural light
    Modern kitchen and bathroom with luxury finishes
    Dishwasher for added convenience
    Expansive windows with beautiful western views

Building Amenities:

    24-hour concierge, doorman, and valet service
    State-of-the-art fitness center and children’s playroom
    Landscaped sun deck, garden, and patio for outdoor enjoyment
    Package room, bike room, and on-site storage
    Parking garage with valet service

Convenient to Columbus Circle, Central Park, and acclaimed dining like Jean-Georges, Masa, and Porter House Bar and Grill.

Other

Hell’s Kitchen stretches across a swath of Midtown Manhattan — north-south from 59th to 34th and east-west from 8th Avenue to the Hudson — with the personality to match its square mileage. This neighborhood, sometimes known by the milder name Clinton, has come a long way from the days when waterfront industries dominated. Though it is in a bit of a public transit desert, Hell’s Kitchen is near hubs like Times Square, Port Authority, and Columbus Circle. However, what it may lack in subways is more than made up for by charm. Most of the area — at least north of 42nd Street — is characterized by its low-rise, six-story apartment buildings, which retain their original character. Despite little more than concrete separating them, Hell’s Kitchen offers a respite from the constant hustle of Midtown West and the in-your-face neon glow of Times Square.

Hell’s Kitchen

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Hell's Kitchen

Perhaps not as the longshoremen of yore intended, today’s Hell’s Kitchen is a hotbed for your general nightlife endeavors. Ninth Avenue is the main commercial strip, teeming with bars, clubs, and lounges. Meanwhile, Hell’s Kitchen’s food scene provides a mix of cuisines from all over the world. Restaurant Row links Hell’s Kitchen to the nearby Theater District and lives up to the promise of its name. It’s a street — 46th between Eight and Ninth avenues — lined with restaurants, some of which have served neighborhood, working, and theatergoing folks for over a century. Green space is a little hard to come by in the neighborhood, but DeWitt Clinton Park can be found in the northwest, and there is an entrance to the High Line on 34th Street near the Javits Center. There is also plenty to do and see along the Hudson River, right in the spot where Hell’s Kitchen first grew.

Columbus Place, Manhattan, NY 10019
Hell’s Kitchen

for rent | Apartment Building | Built in 1997

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Bruce Landry

Columbus Place, Manhattan, NY 10019 Hell’s Kitchen

for rent | Apartment Building | Built in 1997

The Details

key features

Others

Listing agent

Bruce Landry

Columbus Place, Manhattan, NY 10019
Hell’s Kitchen