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37 West 16th Street

37 West 16th Street is a charming 5-story, 20-unit pre-war rental townhouse, originally constructed in 1920. Notably, it was once home to a young Stanley Kubrick. Situated on a pleasant tree-lined street between 5th and 6th Avenues, many of its apartments boast classic pre-war features like extra high ceilings and ornate decorative fireplaces, often complemented by modern updates such as new stainless steel appliances. The building is pet-friendly (with some restrictions) and includes heat and hot water in the monthly rent.

This building is ideally located in the vibrant Flatiron District, just a few minutes' walk from Union Square and a few blocks from Madison Square Park. The Flatiron District is named for its iconic triangular building and is a dynamic blend of commercial and residential spaces, known for its historic architecture, bustling daytime energy, and a growing scene of hip bars, diverse restaurants (including Eataly and the original Shake Shack), and unique shopping. It offers excellent public transportation, with a perfect Walk Score and Rider's Paradise rating, providing easy access to numerous subway lines and bus routes. The proximity to both Union Square Park (with its famous Greenmarket and cultural events) and Madison Square Park (known for art installations and green space) provides residents with ample opportunities for recreation and a classic New York City experience, blending historical charm with modern urban conveniences.

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