NYC Apartments near Chambers Street & West Broadway Subway Station [1, 2, 3 train]

Just blocks away from the World Financial Center, 101 Warren Street offers luxury condominium housing in a great location in Tribeca, one of the most affluent and popular neighborhoods of Manhattan. 101 Warren Street, distinctive for its unusual, sharp shape and reflective glass windows, clocks in at 37 stories and and 227 condominium units, giving potential residents myriad luxury choices in a contemporary posh building. Interiors designed by Victoria Hagan make 101 Warren Street an example of what modern luxury living should look like.

Imagine having all of the amenities that one would expect from an upscale hotel available in a luxury Manhattan apartment. Smyth Upstairs, located at 85 West Broadway, provides exactly that opportunity. Fifteen luxurious condominium units were built on top of the Smyth Hotel in Tribeca to make up Smyth Upstairs.  The serenity of private residences combined with the vibrancy of hotel living makes living at Smyth Upstairs feel like everyday is a vacation.

Living at 140 Franklin Street may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. Details like terraces are crafted into several apartments here. 140 Franklin Street provides a housing choice for its residents at Between Varick Street and Hudson Street. Tribeca condominium hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. A Pre-war Loft building, 140 Franklin Street offers apartments for residents. Residents and guests of 140 Franklin Street live across 7 floors and 1 apartments. This building was built in 1910. 140 Franklin Street is a Pre-war Loft building offering apartments in Manhattan.

1 Worth Street is an apartment building in Manhattan. These apartments are an example of co-op living in Tribeca. 1 Worth Street at HUDSON/WTC is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. 1 Worth Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like high ceilings. For those seeking Pre-war Walkup apartments, 1 Worth Street is available. With 6 floors and 8 apartments, 1 Worth Street offers choices for residents. 1 Worth Street is a Pre-war Walkup building offering apartments in Manhattan.

170 Duane Street offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. Apartments at 170 Duane Street have design features like terraces. A take on the condominium, these apartments are currently available on the market. The Post-war Elevator apartments of 170 Duane Street are an option for those seeking housing. The Manhattan apartments at 170 Duane Street, located at the cross streets of Hudson St/Greenwich St, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. Residents and guests of 170 Duane Street live across 5 floors and 7 apartments. 170 Duane Street was established in 1865. 170 Duane Street is a Post-war Elevator building offering apartments in Manhattan.

27 Leonard Street is a building that appeals to many New Yorkers. 27 Leonard Street provides all of the benefits of condominium living. 27 Leonard Street is a Post-war Loft. 27 Leonard Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like terraces. The Manhattan apartments at 27 Leonard Street, located at the cross streets of Hudson & West Broadway St, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. This Post-war Loft was established in 1876. 27 Leonard Street is a Post-war Loft building offering apartments in Manhattan.

124 Hudson Street is an apartment building in Manhattan. Apartments at 124 Hudson Street have design features like individual washers and dryers. The Manhattan apartments at 124 Hudson Street, located at the cross streets of N. Moore St/Ericsson Pl, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. Tribeca condominium hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. 124 Hudson Street is a Post-war Elevator. 124 Hudson Street offers 9 floors and 26 apartments. This building was built in 2001. The listings at 124 Hudson Street in Manhattan’s Tribeca are available for those looking for Post-war Elevator apartments.

80 Chambers Street offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. 80 Chambers Street provides a housing choice for its residents at Broadway/Church Street. The Pre-war Hirise apartments of 80 Chambers Street are an option for those seeking housing. A take on the condominium, these apartments are currently available on the market. 80 Chambers Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like high ceilings. With 28 floors and 48 apartments, 80 Chambers Street offers choices for residents. This building was built in 1924. 80 Chambers Street’s condominium apartments are available in Manhattan’s Financial District.

Living at 146 Franklin Street may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. Details like individual washers and dryers are crafted into several apartments here. 146 Franklin Street is a co-op building. 146 Franklin Street is a Pre-war Loft. The building at 146 Franklin Street is an opportunity for those looking for a new home in New York City. 146 Franklin Street is a Pre-war Loft building offering apartments in Manhattan.

17 White Street offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. Touches like high ceilings are built into some of these apartments. 17 White Street provides all of the benefits of co-op living. Located at West Broadway & Sixth Avenue, these apartments prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. The Pre-war Loft apartments of 17 White Street are an option for those seeking housing. Residents and guests of 17 White Street live across 5 floors and 12 apartments. This co-op was built in 1890. 17 White Street in Manhattan’s Tribeca offers co-op residents new homes.

75 Leonard Street is a building that appeals to many New Yorkers. Tribeca rental hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. 75 Leonard Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like high ceilings. Located at Broadway/Church Street, these apartments prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. For those seeking Pre-war Walkup apartments, 75 Leonard Street may suit them. Residents and guests of 75 Leonard Street live across 5 floors and apartments. 75 Leonard Street is a Pre-war Walkup building offering apartments in Manhattan.