321 West 47th Street is a 1920 rental walk up in Hell's Kitchen, with five stories and 12 apartments. The building includes duplex layouts, giving some homes a two level arrangement within the compact prewar structure.
Apartments range from two to four bedrooms, with larger three and four bedroom configurations represented in the building. Many have hardwood or oak floors, exposed brick, separate kitchens, marble tiled bathrooms, and dishwashers, while recessed or track lighting appears in multiple layouts. Fireplaces, including decorative versions, are another recurring interior detail.
The apartments combine older architectural elements with practical kitchen and bath updates. Granite tiled kitchens commonly include dishwashers and microwaves, and skylights add an additional source of natural light in at least one layout. The walk up format and rental ownership model define the building's basic character.
The address is in Midtown West, between the Theater District and Times Square, with Hell's Kitchen restaurants, nightlife, shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, and dry cleaners close by. Central Park and several museums are also within the surrounding Midtown area.
Big Apple Management, founded in 2000, is a Manhattan-based real estate firm specializing in rental apartments. It manages dozens of well-located buildings and emphasizes renovated units with in-unit laundry, modern fixtures and responsive 24/7 maintenance for tenants.