316 West 14th Street is a four story rental building completed in 1910, with 24 apartments in the West Village. Its location places it at the meeting point of the West Village, Chelsea, and the Meatpacking District, with the High Line and Chelsea Market close by.
The apartments are primarily renovated studios, with at least one one bedroom layout also represented. Exposed brick is paired with ebony hardwood floors, recessed lighting, stainless steel appliances, wood cabinetry, and marble or granite countertops; some kitchens have islands. Several apartments have in-unit laundry, while other apartment specific details include skylights and private outdoor space.
The building's interiors combine prewar details, including crown and baseboard moldings, with updated kitchens and marble bathrooms. A pet friendly policy has been associated with the building, and leasing terms have included both fee free options and free month promotions, depending on the apartment and lease.
Dining, nightlife, galleries, and cultural venues line the surrounding blocks, with the High Line extending north and south nearby. The building is also close to the A, C, E, and L trains, as well as the 1, 2, and 3 lines, although specific station locations are not identified here.
Icon Realty Management is a New York City firm specializing in Manhattan rental apartments. It manages over 1,800 units in neighborhoods across Manhattan, including the Upper East Side and Greenwich Village, and emphasizes high-quality finishes and amenities in its residences.