Manhattan, New York
Chelsea
Chelsea runs from 14th to 34th streets between Sixth Avenue and the Hudson River, with the High Line and Chelsea Market at its center. It mixes galleries, residential blocks and a large LGBTQ+ community.
Local Character & History
Historic townhouses in Chelsea Gardens and the West 20s sit alongside large new developments near the waterfront, with galleries concentrated in the West 20s.
Restaurants & Shopping
Chelsea Market, Eighth Avenue and the West 20s hold restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops and food halls.
Housing
Townhouses, co-ops, large rental buildings and luxury waterfront towers. Prices are high and inventory includes both older and very new stock.
Parks & Recreation
The High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Park and the Chelsea Piers recreation complex provide open space and sports.
Transportation
The A/C/E, 1/2/3, F/M and L lines serve Chelsea, with Penn Station at its northern edge.
Nearby Attractions
- The High Line
- Chelsea Market
- Chelsea Piers
- Little Island
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the High Line?
The High Line is an elevated park built on a former freight rail line, running from Gansevoort Street to 34th Street.
Is Chelsea Market indoors?
Yes. Chelsea Market is an indoor food hall and shopping arcade in a former Nabisco factory.