Studio Apartment

The Scoop

Union Square, named for its strategic location at the intersection of Broadway and Fourth Avenue, continues to uphold its legacy as a popular meeting place. Its grounds have been the stage for history-making meetings and official celebrations, and it's renowned as a hub of diverse recreational, entertainment, and cultural events, offering a rich tapestry of experiences.

Union Square is both centrally located and local-centric, holding a wide range of community events, from outdoor yoga to weekly farmer’s markets. A center of commerce for over 170 years, you can shop big-name retailers as well as small, family-owned boutiques. Business people, activists, and students alike call this dynamic neighborhood home and contribute to its cosmopolitan atmosphere.

While coveted for being a few minutes' walking distance to the East Village, West Village, Gramercy, NoHo, and Chelsea, the Union Square House is a desirable locale in its own right. Resting just off Fifth Avenue and a short walk from the Flatiron building, this elegant mansion has ornate details that retain the property’s historic charm with updated appliances and stylish furnishings.

Location

The Union Square House is within close walking distance to Manhattan’s hottest neighborhoods, including the East Village, West Village, Gramercy, and Flatiron. It’s extremely commuter-friendly, especially for those who are new in town. A 4-minute walk from 14 St-Union Square subway station offers access to the whole city, with connections to the L, N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, and 6 trains. The F, L, M, 1, 2, 3, and PATH trains are also close by at 14 St/Sixth Avenue station (but now we’re just showing off).

This house is a 15-minute walk from Baruch College and NYU’s main building, and its close proximity to many of the school’s other buildings makes it a perfect choice for NYU students looking for student housing. It's also less than a five-minute walk to the New School and the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts, so you can sleep in as much as possible before your classes. It’s also a popular location for professionals working in the high-rise offices of the Flatiron district and neighboring areas.