The High Line
1.45 milesElevated park, opened 2009
Chelsea Market
75 Ninth AveFood hall in the old Nabisco factory
Galleries
West ChelseaThe city's largest gallery district
Subway
1 · A · C · E · L23 St, 14 St
Living in Chelsea
Galleries, the High Line and rowhouse blocks
Chelsea stretches from 14th to 34th Street west of Sixth Avenue. The Chelsea Historic District protects Greek Revival and Italianate rowhouses on West 20th through 22nd Streets, while West Chelsea holds galleries and new architecture along the High Line.
Chelsea Market, the Hudson River Park piers and Chelsea Piers anchor the west side, and Eighth and Ninth Avenues are lined with restaurants.
Our Manhattan office is at Compass, 110 Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron District.
The neighborhood
Things to do in Chelsea
Where to eat, shop and spend the weekend, ranked by how often people search for and review each place.
Food & markets
Ninth Avenue and the market
230 Ninth Ave
Shukette
Middle Eastern, one of the most-reviewed restaurants in Chelsea.
Coffee
Neighborhood favorites
Parks & culture
The High Line, galleries and the river
- The High LineGansevoort St to 34th St · elevated park on a former rail line
- West Chelsea galleriesW 20th to W 27th Sts, Tenth to Eleventh Aves
- Chelsea PiersSports and fitness complex on the Hudson
- Hudson River ParkPiers 62–64 · lawns and greenway
Schools
Public and independent options
- P.S. 11 Sarah J. Garnet320 W 21st St · public elementary
- P.S. 33 Chelsea Prep281 Ninth Ave · public elementary
- Corlears School324 W 15th St · independent, early childhood–5
School zones change from year to year. Confirm the zone for any address with the NYC Department of Education school finder.
Getting around
Subway in close proximity
- 23 StC / E · 1
- 14 St / 8 AvA / C / E · L
- 34 St–Hudson Yards7
- 14 St / 7 Av1 / 2 / 3
Chelsea real estate
Homes for sale in Chelsea
Chelsea combines landmarked rowhouses, prewar co-ops including the London Terrace complex, and a concentration of architect-designed condominiums along the High Line.
New-development condos with amenities and High Line frontage command a premium, while co-ops on the side streets offer value.
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Our sales
Recent Riolo Properties sales in and around Chelsea

Greenwich Village63 E 9th St, 2R$979,500- 104 W 13th St, TriplexGreenwich Village · $4,100,000
- 77 Charlton St, N14AHudson Square · $4,000,000
- 15 Renwick St, 402Hudson Square · $2,800,000
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Chelsea real estate agents
Why clients choose Riolo Properties in Chelsea
Local knowledge
We have sold condominiums in West Chelsea and co-ops and townhouse apartments across the Village.
Three generations
A family team at Compass serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, Westchester and the Hamptons, with REBNY's Residential Deal of the Year in 2016.
Compass marketing
Private Exclusives, Coming Soon and full public launch, so you can choose how and when your home reaches buyers. Read client testimonials.
Questions buyers ask
Chelsea FAQ
What kinds of homes are in Chelsea?
Landmarked rowhouses, prewar co-ops, and new condominiums, many along the High Line.
What subway serves Chelsea?
The C/E and 1 at 23rd Street, the A/C/E and L at 14th Street, and the 7 at 34 St–Hudson Yards.
When did the High Line open?
The first section opened in 2009. The park runs 1.45 miles from Gansevoort Street to 34th Street.
Who are the top real estate agents in Chelsea?
Riolo Properties is a three-generation team at Compass that works in Chelsea and across Downtown Manhattan. Its recent Chelsea sales include 555 West 23rd Street. Call 917-905-0099 or email [email protected].
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