The Thomas Eddy

Chelsea sits on Manhattan’s west side, between Midtown and the West Village, with a mix of residential blocks, commercial avenues and former industrial buildings. The High Line, an elevated park with gardens and Hudson River views, is a defining outdoor space; nearby Hudson River Park adds waterfront paths and places to bike or walk. The neighborhood is known for its concentration of contemporary art galleries, especially around West 20th Street, and for the landmarked Chelsea Hotel. Dining ranges from casual cafés and bakeries to restaurants along Ninth Avenue, while the Chelsea Market brings food stalls and specialty shops together in a former factory. The 14th Street subway station and other nearby stops connect Chelsea to the rest of Manhattan, and buses, bike routes and walkable avenues offer additional ways to get around. Chelsea neighborhood rental data lists a median rent of $6,295 per month and a typical range of $2,260 to $45,000.