Welcome to 351 West 53rd Street, #4E—a bright, top-floor loft-like one-bedroom sanctuary in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen, where classic pre-war charm meets the vibrant energy of Midtown Manhattan. Perched just three easy flights up in a boutique 1920 co-op, this home offers the rare feeling of a mini–SoHo loft with dramatic architectural details and an airy, open flow.
Natural light pours through an oversized skylight, framing open-sky views and illuminating the expansive living space. With multiple north and south exposures, the home enjoys beautiful cross breezes and an all-day glow that enhances the sense of volume created by the soaring 10'6" ceilings at their highest points. Bookend windows and exposed brick add warmth and authentic New York character, while a cozy wood-burning fireplace serves as a stunning focal point—something rarely found at this price point.
The layout, substantially larger than many one-bedrooms in the neighborhood, offers remarkable flexibility with clean sightlines, wide living/dining zones, and a footprint that can easily accommodate a proper bedroom configuration. The renovated windowed kitchen is smartly designed with modern conveniences—including a dishwasher—while the updated bathroom completes the turn-key appeal.
Outside your door, you’re surrounded by the best of Hell’s Kitchen and Midtown West: an endless collection of top-rated restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and local shops, along with effortless access to transportation options including the A/C/E, 1, B/D, N/Q/R trains. You’re moments from Central Park, the Hudson River Park waterfront, Lincoln Center, the Theatre District, and all the cultural and lifestyle amenities that make this one of Manhattan’s most dynamic and convenient neighborhoods.
A rare blend of loft-like character, natural light, volume, and location, #4E offers the perfect balance of pre-war charm, modern updates, and quintessential New York living.
Welcome to 351 West 53rd Street, #4E—a bright, top-floor loft-like one-bedroom sanctuary in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen, where classic pre-war charm meets the vibrant energy of Midtown Manhattan. Perched just three easy flights up in a boutique 1920 co-op, this home offers the rare feeling of a mini–SoHo loft with dramatic architectural details and an airy, open flow.
Natural light pours through an oversized skylight, framing open-sky views and illuminating the expansive living space. With multiple north and south exposures, the home enjoys beautiful cross breezes and an all-day glow that enhances the sense of volume created by the soaring 10'6" ceilings at their highest points. Bookend windows and exposed brick add warmth and authentic New York character, while a cozy wood-burning fireplace serves as a stunning focal point—something rarely found at this price point.
The layout, substantially larger than many one-bedrooms in the neighborhood, offers remarkable flexibility with clean sightlines, wide living/dining zones, and a footprint that can easily accommodate a proper bedroom configuration. The renovated windowed kitchen is smartly designed with modern conveniences—including a dishwasher—while the updated bathroom completes the turn-key appeal.
Outside your door, you’re surrounded by the best of Hell’s Kitchen and Midtown West: an endless collection of top-rated restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and local shops, along with effortless access to transportation options including the A/C/E, 1, B/D, N/Q/R trains. You’re moments from Central Park, the Hudson River Park waterfront, Lincoln Center, the Theatre District, and all the cultural and lifestyle amenities that make this one of Manhattan’s most dynamic and convenient neighborhoods.
A rare blend of loft-like character, natural light, volume, and location, #4E offers the perfect balance of pre-war charm, modern updates, and quintessential New York living.
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