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250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
250 West 19th Street
Last updated on Mar 23, 2026

The Grove,
250 West 19th Street

250 West 19th Street Location Map

Overview of The Grove at 250 West 19th Street

This attractive, 16-story, red-brick, rental apartment building was built in 1987 by B & L Management and contains between 6 and 14 apartments per floor.

The building is called The Grove, though it was once known as Chelsea Court, and was designed by Stephen B. Jacobs.

It has a garage, a doorman and a concierge. It has some terraces and discrete air-conditioners and its façade is modulated by some recessed bays.

Located in the heart of Chelsea at 250 West 19th Street, it is convenient to many restaurants, boutiques and art galleries and is not far from the attractive General Theological Seminary enclave to the west and the Joyce Theater, one of the city's premier venues for modern dance performances.

Cross-town bus service and subway stations are at 14th and 23rd Streets.

Doorman
Full Time
Type
Rental
Year Built
1987
Apartments
Floors
16
Pets: Allowed
Neighborhood

Amenities

  • FT Doorman
  • High-Rise
  • Post War
  • Central AC
  • Full Service Garage
  • Video Intercom
  • Washer/Dryer in building
  • Elevator
  • On-Site Parking
  • Live-In Superintendent
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Broker & Resident Comments

This "prime Chelsea location" offers "newly renovated" apartments with "luxury finishes" in a building where the "incredibly attentive" staff receives consistent praise. Residents love the "quiet street" location that's still "convenient to multiple subway lines" and the "communal roof deck." While the "high-end renovations" and "great doorman service" draw praise, some note it's "slightly above market rate" and ongoing building maintenance can be "hit or miss." The building offers "accessible luxury" in a "fantastic neighborhood" where "everything is within walking distance," though recent construction projects have tested residents' patience.

Managed by Greystar

Greystar is a Charleston, South Carolina-based real estate firm founded in 1993 by Bob Faith. It focuses on institutional-quality rental housing, offering integrated development, investment and management services. The company now operates in dozens of U.S. markets and manages hundreds of thousands of apartments nationwide. In New York City, Greystar's portfolio spans multiple Manhattan neighborhoods including Gramercy, Chelsea and the Upper East Side, with properties ranging from new high-rise towers to renovated loft buildings. Its reach even extends to Long Island City in Queens and Hoboken, New Jersey. Many of these buildings offer upscale amenities such as fitness centers, rooftop lounges and pet-friendly services to enhance the renter experience.

For example, the 33-story Instrata Gramercy at 290 Third Avenue offers modern studio-to-two-bedroom apartments with premium finishes and amenities such as a fitness center and a furnished rooftop deck. Greystar's broader portfolio also includes mixed-use projects and specialty housing for students and active adults in other markets, reflecting its wide-ranging expertise. Throughout its operations the company emphasizes integrity and resident well-being — reflecting founder Bob Faith's mission of enriching residents' lives through quality, well-managed communities.

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