NYC Apartments near 34th Street & Penn Station Subway Station [1, 2, 3, A, C, E train]

Remy offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. Remy provides all of the benefits of condominium living. 101 West 28th Street provides choices for apartment hunters with this building. Touches like floor-to-ceiling windows are built into some of these apartments. Building features and amenities include fitness center and concierge. 101 West 28th Street offers 32 floors and apartments. This building was built in 2007. The condominium apartments on 101 West 28th Street provide available apartments in New York City’s Chelsea.

Living at 241 West 36th Street may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. 241 West 36th Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like high ceilings. 241 West 36th Street is a co-op building. 241 West 36th Street provides a housing choice for its residents at 7th Ave/8th Ave. A Pre-war Elevator building, 241 West 36th Street offers apartments for residents. Residents and guests of 241 West 36th Street live across 16 floors and 11 apartments. This building was built in 1928. The listings at 241 West 36th Street in Manhattan’s Garment District are available for those looking for Pre-war Elevator apartments.

131 West 28th Street is an apartment building in Manhattan. A Pre-war Loft building, 131 West 28th Street offers apartments for residents. A take on the co-op, these apartments are currently available on the market. 131 West 28th Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like individual washers and dryers. The Manhattan apartments at 131 West 28th Street, located at the cross streets of 6th & 7th Avenues, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. 131 West 28th Street in Manhattan’s Chelsea offers co-op residents new homes.

144 West 27th Street is a building that appeals to many New Yorkers. 144 West 27th Street is a condominium building. Located at 6th Ave/7th Ave, these apartments prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. For those seeking Pre-war Elevator apartments, 144 West 27th Street may suit them. These apartments provide residents with details such as fireplaces. With 12 floors and 11 apartments, 144 West 27th Street offers choices for residents. 144 West 27th Street’s condominium apartments are available in Manhattan’s Chelsea.

50 West 29th Street offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. Visitors to 50 West 29th Street, located at the cross streets of 5th Ave / 6th Ave, may take advantage of its available apartments. Apartments at 50 West 29th Street have design features like terraces. A take on the co-op, these apartments are currently available on the market. The Pre-war Loft apartments of 50 West 29th Street are an option for those seeking housing. The co-op apartments on 50 West 29th Street provide available apartments in New York City’s Gramercy Park.

249 West 29th Stree offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. Visitors to 249 West 29th Street, located at the cross streets of 7th Ave/8th Ave, may take advantage of its available apartments. The Pre-war Elevator apartments of 249 West 29th Stree are an option for those seeking housing. 249 West 29th Stree’s apartments were designed with built-in features like terraces. 249 West 29th Stree provides all of the benefits of co-op living. 249 West 29th Stree features 15 floors and 21 apartments. This Pre-war Elevator was established in 1906. The listings at 249 West 29th Street in Manhattan’s Chelsea are available for those looking for Pre-war Elevator apartments.

Living at The Hartford may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. For those seeking Pre-war Loft apartments, The Hartford is available. These apartments provide residents with details such as balconies. The Hartford provides all of the benefits of co-op living. Visitors to 348 West 36th Street, located at the cross streets of 36 & NINTH, may take advantage of its available apartments. The Hartford’s co-op apartments are available in Manhattan’s Garment District.

The apartments of 11 West 30th Street are available units in the New York City real estate market. Visitors to 11 West 30th Street, located at the cross streets of 5th Ave/6th Ave, may take advantage of its available apartments. 11 West 30th Street is a Pre-war Elevator. 11 West 30th Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like balconies. 11 West 30th Street is a co-op building. 11 West 30th Street offers 15 floors and 18 apartments. This co-op was built in 1929. 11 West 30th Street is a Pre-war Elevator building offering apartments in Manhattan.

335 West 38th Street is a building that appeals to many New Yorkers. 335 West 38th Street provides a housing choice for its residents at 8th Ave/9th Ave. A take on the co-op, these apartments are currently available on the market. A Pre-war Elevator building, 335 West 38th Street offers apartments for residents. Apartments at 335 West 38th Street have design features like terraces. With 12 floors and 14 apartments, 335 West 38th Street offers choices for residents. This Pre-war Elevator was established in 1926. 335 West 38th Street’s co-op apartments are available in Manhattan’s Garment District.

Offering residences in the City That Never Sleeps, the apartments at New York City’s 400 West 37th Street are a place to call home. 400 West 37th Street provides all of the benefits of rental living. 400 West 37th Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like balconies. The Manhattan apartments at 400 West 37th Street, located at the cross streets of 9th Ave AND 10th Ave, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. A Post-war Hirise building, 400 West 37th Street offers apartments for residents. 400 West 37th Street offers 13 floors and 259 apartments. This rental was built in 2002. The listings at 400 West 37th Street in Manhattan’s Midtown West are available for those looking for Post-war Hirise apartments.

Offering residences in the City That Never Sleeps, the apartments at New York City’s 252 West 30th Stree are a place to call home. 252 West 30th Stree is a Pre-war Elevator. A take on the condominium, these apartments are currently available on the market. These apartments provide residents with details such as high ceilings. The Manhattan apartments at 252 West 30th Street, located at the cross streets of 7th Ave/8th Ave, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. Residents and guests of 252 West 30th Stree live across 15 floors and 25 apartments. This Pre-war Elevator was established in 1926. 252 West 30th Stree’s condominium apartments are available in Manhattan’s Chelsea.

291 Seventh Avenue is an apartment building in Manhattan. 291 Seventh Avenue at West 26th & 27th Streets is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. 291 Seventh Avenue is a condominium building. Details like terraces are crafted into several apartments here. The Post-war Loft apartments of 291 Seventh Avenue are an option for those seeking housing. 291 Seventh Avenue features 10 floors and 10 apartments. 291 Seventh Avenue is a Post-war Loft building offering apartments in Manhattan.

306 Fifth Avenue is an apartment building in Manhattan. These apartments are an example of condominium living in Gramercy Park. Visitors to 306 Fifth Avenue, located at the cross streets of East 31st & 32nd Streets, may take advantage of its available apartments. For those seeking Post-war Walkup apartments, 306 Fifth Avenue is available. Apartments at 306 Fifth Avenue have design features like high ceilings. The listings at 306 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan’s Gramercy Park are available for those looking for Post-war Walkup apartments.