Photo by myself around 24th Street and 9th Avenue, in Chelsea.
If you look out from Chelsea northeast, you'll see the Empire State Building.
For orientation's sake, imagine the island of Manhattan. You're on the lower left side. The ESB is near the center of the island.
This is the view from London Terrace Towers. The building fills one city block, bounded by 23rd and 24th Streets on the north and south, and 8th and 9th Avenues on the east and west.
The building is a co-operative and its apartments are charming. There is a gym, garage and indoor pool in the building.
One of the apartments listed for sale there at the moment (not the one in my photo), is a four-bedroom for nearly 5 million dollars. The maintenance fee alone is over $6,500 US per month. For gorgeous photos of the apartment, click here.
I don't have any hard facts, but I guarantee that if you can write 'Empire State Building views' in your real estate ads, the apartment will raise in value.
Related posts: It's a Free Country, After All, A Peek Through Central Park, and The Sky is Falling.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
The View from 24th Street, Chelsea
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on a une belle vue (superbe photo) mais c'est vraiment cher...
I'll take it. If anyone else would like to help me with the payment, that's fine as well.
excellent photography! I've found lots of nice work on your blog. thanks a lot for sharing with us.
I'm visiting new blogs today for the first time, so i also thought id wish you a Happy Thanksgiving to you and your readers. And i hope that the day is spent generating positive memories for years to come. Richard from Amish Stories.
That's 24th Street (the building goes from 9 to 10, 23 to 24)
Wow! Thanks for the photograph Kitty! I really miss NYC!
Super shot - love all the different elements but particularly the carving! Off to check out your link.
I am well Kitty - thanks - hope you are too.
Thanks everyone, esp the anon poster who corrected my cross streets!
23 to 24! I miss NYC so much
I wish I could go to NYC before I reach 40 years old.
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