Well-maintained prewar elevator building in Hell's Kitchen, steps from Times Square with excellent subway access. Spacious, sun-filled apartments feature hardwood floors, oversized windows, and generous layouts ideal for Manhattan living. Currently, 1 apartment is for rent.
400 West 45th Street is a 1940 pre-war rental building in Hell’s Kitchen, in the Midtown West area, with Times Square just to the south. Its five story, 50 unit scale and central location place it among the neighborhood’s smaller apartment buildings, while the surrounding area brings theaters, restaurants, and major subway connections within easy reach.
The building has a live-in super and shared laundry facilities. Heat and hot water are included in the rent, while electricity and cable or internet service are paid separately by tenants. The building’s modest service package is paired with a central location on West 45th Street, between Ninth and Tenth Avenues.
Studios form the primary apartment type and are generally organized around a generously sized living area, a separate or walk-through kitchen, and substantial closet space. Repeated apartment layouts feature hardwood floors, tiled bathrooms with tub and shower combinations, oversized windows, abundant natural light, and city views. Kitchens are configured with cabinet and countertop storage rather than as fully open living areas.
The larger studio layouts are sized to accommodate a queen bed along with a sofa and desk, giving the main room a flexible arrangement despite the compact apartment type. Some apartments are identified as fifth floor homes, and several layouts emphasize their views and window size; together, these details point to a building defined more by bright, spacious studios than by elaborate shared amenities.
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