Perched atop the Midtown Manhattan apartments at 555TEN is a swimming pool where taking a dip is like floating along the skyline. It’s the sort of activity New Yorkers would line up for, but at these NYC luxury rentals, it could be an everyday activity. The pool is just one part of an unprecedented amenities package that lets you make the most of staying home, so that you can make the most of a night on the town in Hell’s Kitchen when you’re ready for it.

Imagine evenings after work unwinding by the pool 56 stories up in the sky with the city stretching out far below. Or picture weekends gathering with neighbors or out-of-town guests on the sundeck, where you can use private cabanas or chaise longues, with proximity to the lounge and bar to really make a night of it. With the warmer weather on its way, this is the kind of space you’ll use as an anchor for both relaxation and for socializing in equal measure.

Indoors, the amenities continue, with a saltwater lap pool — ideal for cooler or rainy days — where you can tap into a spa vibe, do a round of laps, or just relax and read a book with the sound of the water lapping at the travertine marble tiles. The rest of the Health and Wellness floor includes studios for group classes as well as personal use, a designated cardio area, and a weight room. Find your personal groove with Peloton bikes or the Nexersys Boxing Exergame.

For the playful side of residents of all ages, 555PLAY includes a bowling alley, a children’s playroom, and an arcade — another great place to gather with friends for some afterwork fun or a full-on celebration when the week is done.

Your days will fall into a different rhythm when so much of what you need is at your fingertips morning and night. These luxurious conveniences will also open time in your schedule to be out and about in the city to experience the aspects of Midtown life that brought you here in the first place, like destination restaurants and on- and off-Broadway plays. For a truly special night out, try the tasting menu at Kochi, a Korean restaurant where the focus is on grilled skewers of things, like Berkshire pork, shrimp, and halibut — all of which will attest to the restaurant’s having earned a Michelin star.

While watching the chefs at Kochi prepare your 12-course meal is a kind of theater in itself, you can follow your meal with a trip to the actual theater, which, in this neighborhood, means top actors in productions people half a world away dream about seeing, like Tom Stoppard’s “Leopoldstadt” or “A Doll’s House,” featuring Jessica Chastain. It’s the kind of perfect night that could happen only in New York, after a day of pampering and relaxation at your home base above it all at 555TEN.

Residents of the Midtown rentals at 555TEN are accustomed to being squarely in the center of Manhattan’s finest cultural establishments and entertainment venues. From Lincoln Center and, of course, to Broadway, the area around 555TEN is a mecca for all things dramatic and the finest theater productions, new and those with storied, decades-long runs. 555TEN residents are also just a few blocks from another iconic New York institution, which is part of the city’s theater lore: the Drama Book Shop.

For over a century, the Drama Book Shop has been proving its mettle as New York’s finest shop for theatrical works, boasting upwards of 8,000 plays, as well as accolades, including a Tony Award Honor for Excellence in Theatre, which is given in recognition of achievement in theater in categories outside the Award’s traditional categories. Its central location on West 39^th Street became home in 2020 when it came under new ownership.

Its new owners include another theater legend, Lin-Manuel Miranda, along with friend and fellow Drama Book Shop patron Thomas Kail, as well Jeffrey Seller and James Nederlander. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s history with the store began long before he took on the mantle of owner. In fact, the beginnings of his career can be traced to December 2001, when Wesleyan University theater troupe Back House Productions, founded by Kail and others, became the store’s resident theater company. In 2002, the group began rehearsals for a new musical in the Arthur Seelen Theatre below the store’s then 40^th Street location. That musical, directed by Kail, was none other than Miranda’s In the Heights, which became a Tony Award-winning sensation and a mixing of theater greatness only possible in New York City.

The Drama Book Shop’s current location was designed by Hamilton’s scenic designer, David Korins, and his team. The old-world ambiance, with dark wood shelving and pendant lights, is complemented by a full-service cafe, which adds to the shop’s homey appeal. Today, the Drama Book Shop continues to serve the theater and arts scene and the greater community with a welcoming space for its patrons. 555TEN residents need only walk a few blocks to browse the shelves and check out the offerings over a pastry and coffee, all while steeped in a true piece of the city’s theater past and future.

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With sunny days and blue skies ahead for the foreseeable future, it’s time to celebrate all that summer has to offer. Residents of the Midtown rentals at 555TEN are within walking distance of one of New York City’s most beloved destinations—and one of the most idyllic spots for spending a summer afternoon or balmy evening: the High Line. From its proximity to some of the city’s finest art galleries to its summer events calendar, the High Line has something to offer all its visitors throughout the season.

Formerly an elevated freight train rail along Manhattan’s West Side, the High Line stretches just under a mile and a half from Gansevoort Street to 34^th Street. Since its debut in 2009, the High Line has attracted millions of visitors every year, thanks to its planted gardens, landscape architecture, trails, play areas, and gathering spaces. Whether for a sun-soaked amble through the park or to check out the public art displayed throughout, the High Line remains one of the city’s most popular draws, not just through the summer season.

In addition to its key attraction—of natural beauty embedded within the broader city landscape—the High Line also offers a sense of community. On Tuesdays, the park is open for evening strolls and an opportunity to do some stargazing. High-powered telescopes are provided between sunset and the park closing, as well as guidance from members of the Amateur Astronomers Association, who can offer some wisdom throughout the process of identifying and reveling in astronomical sightings.

Visitors can make the most of a trip to the High Line by enjoying everything along its path on the West Side. 555TEN residents can peruse the dining options, wine shops, and flower stalls at the Chelsea Market near 15^th Street for some shopping, a meal of lobster rolls and oysters, or a taco to enjoy while picnicking in the park. Meanwhile, Chelsea’s storied gallery culture offers residents an opportunity to check out the most cutting-edge works on display in the city—and the world.

Residents of 555TEN’s Midtown rentals can conveniently explore the city’s culture and green spaces all summer long. Contact our team to learn more about the benefits of living close to many of New York’s finest parks.

Broadway is a destination that is so much more than a geographic location. It’s the place where world-renowned theaters offer people from around the world a chance to step into a fantasy that lives and breathes in real time before their eyes. Residents of 555TEN don’t need a plane ticket to see the most acclaimed theaters in the country. In fact, living so close to Broadway means the magic of the Great White Way can become a vital part of your New York City life. Right now, Broadway is drawing crowds for shows both legendary and new. Here, we bring you highlights from a long list of not-to-be-missed productions playing this spring.

“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” is so much more than a theatrical expansion of the Harry Potter universe — it’s also a show that takes the concept of immersion into a world as far as it can go, with the halls and lobby of the Lyric Theatre itself embellished with details that make you feel as though you are in the world of Harry Potter before the show even begins. Of the newer, slightly abridged version of this show, Alexis Soloski of the New York Times writes, “directed by [John] Tiffany and choreographed by Steven Hoggett, with an essential score from Imogen Heap, it remains diamond-sharp in its staging and dazzling in its visual imagination, as magical as any spell or potion.”

“Life of Pi” features puppets so outsize they require multiple highly trained puppeteers to control them. Based on the acclaimed book by Yann Martel, it’s another visual immersion in a literary landscape that actually goes beyond the imaginable. Puppeteer Nikki Calonge, who operates Richard Parker/Tiger, says of working on this show, “‘Life of Pi’ defies what many expect from puppetry, performers, and plays in general — come see the effort and joy we’ve put into this show! We’re on Broadway, which is full of some of the hardest-working, creative, and passionate talent I’ve ever met; the whole community is alive with ideas and big dreams.”

“Hamilton,” the show memorized and beloved by kids and adults alike across the country, is still drawing crowds to the Richard Rodgers Theatre, where the whole notion of how history is made and told is explored in its collection of rap-inspired, showstopping hits.

In the case of Lea Michele of “Funny Girl,” its star power itself that works as the engine for the show. But her performances here are once-in-a-lifetime experiences where the kinetic combination of star and character show you what humans are capable of through the medium of song and dance.

In the unflaggingly popular “The Lion King,” there is a production level that brings an entire world to life through craftsmanship that, in many ways, exceeds that of blockbuster films where many of the stunning effects take place in camera. Here, Simba and Mufasa move in costumes designed by the legendary Julie Taymor, who also directs. Each one is a living, moving work of art of stunning proportions. As if that weren’t enough, the music by Elton John is already so deeply a part of the culture that to see it live is to physically enter the American collective unconscious. It’s the kind of show you’ll want to savor and see again, which is easy to do when you live just moments away at the Midtown luxury rentals at 555TEN.

Since the days when Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning spent long nights in conversation at the Cedar Tavern, New York City has been considered the art capital of the world. The Midtown luxury apartments at 555TEN, with their central location in the heart of the city, place you just a short walk from Chelsea, where New York’s most celebrated galleries are located, and just moments from galleries that have been putting Hell’s Kitchen on the art world map.

The Fountain House Gallery on Ninth Avenue near 48th Street is a pioneer in the art world — not only geographically, but in terms of its vision. Founded in 2000, it’s a gallery where artists living with mental illness can show their work. It’s also a place that supports the creation of this work with studio space and access to art supplies. A recent show about the role mushrooms played in the development of the Earth was featured in Hyperallergic, which wrote of the show: “This exhibition, curated by artist-activist Vermilion, brings together more than 30 artists living with mental illness to explore the myriad ways in which we can learn and benefit from fungi.”

Jadite Galleries on West 50th Street features artwork by artists from around the world, and makes purchasing art for the walls in these Midtown West luxury rentals all the more convenient with their own in-house framing service.

When the big names of Chelsea beckon you, you can catch the A train or make your way down the West Side to history-making galleries like David Zwirner and Andrea Rosen. Not-to-be-missed shows on view now may require more than one visit to the neighborhood. At Gagosian on 24th Street you’ll find the seminal show of work by Helen Frankenthaler, “Drawing Within Nature: Paintings From the 1990’s.” Frankenthaler was in many ways inspired by Pollock but also represented a sharp, sensual departure from his work, as The New Yorker wrote about her in 2021: “Frankenthaler embraced color for its own sake, animating and elevating the most elemental sensations.” At Galerie Lelong, you’ll find a showing of works on paper by Nancy Spero, one of the most influential feminist artists, aptly called “Woman as Protagonist.”

The multimedia visionary Tony Oursler’s show “mAcHiNe E.L.F.” is now up at Lehmann Maupin and features body-shaped works that incorporate painting, printmaking, collage, and the moving, projected image. These are works that showcase Oursler’s playful approach to visual possibility and experiment with the future of technology in the making of fine art.

A trip to Chelsea is a great way to discover a visual culture at the cutting edge of technology and creativity, to mingle at spill-onto-the-street openings, and to make this creative hub an extension of your Hell’s Kitchen home base — and of your home at the luxury Midtown apartments at 555TEN.

A New York apartment is only as good as its nearby coffee shops. And residents of the Midtown Manhattan apartments at 555TEN have their choice of high-quality brews just moments from their building’s lobby. So, grab a to-go lid and come with us on a tour of these fine cafes near 555TEN.

First on our list is The Jolly Goat, located seven short blocks south of 555TEN. It features an intimate red brick interior, a food menu complete with bagels and pastries, and, of course, a full hot and cold coffee menu. The shop also sells eggs and yogurt from local dairy farms, making it a breeze for 555TEN residents to support local agriculture while grabbing a latte.

Head north to find the next coffee shop on our tour, Afficionado Coffee Roasters, where New Yorkers can get their single-origin fix and carry out a bag of beans to boot. The shop is dedicated to roasting and brewing coffee from single-origin beans, working directly with growers and roasting every bean by hand on a vintage 1955 Gothot roaster. Drop by Afficionado to taste coffee the way it was meant to be.

Just a little farther north than Afficionado is White Noise Coffee, a small-batch roaster with a dedication to unique presentations. The shop specializes in experimental affogatos, including the iconic matcha affogato and the decadent tiramisu affogato, while also serving a full food menu and offering bags of beans ready to be ground and brewed at home.

For a quick bite and a to-go cappuccino, 555TEN residents will love Frisson Espresso, located just a few blocks northeast of their building. This intimate shop is known for its mini pecan pies and quiche Lorraine as much as its espresso, which comes complete with intricate designs poured into the foam. Though located near Times Square, this shop is a local favorite.

Last but not least is Bird & Branch, a small shop run by a husband and wife team dedicated to giving back to the community while serving great coffee and food. The shop always has something new and exciting on their menu, such as fresh-baked loaves of sourdough bread and the black sesame brown butter pie in celebration of Pi Day (3/14).

With this many high-quality coffee shops within a few blocks, the NYC luxury rentals at 555TEN are a great place for any joe-drinking New Yorker to lay their head. So, head to the availability page and find your next Midtown apartment today!

Whether you need an after-work tipple, a Friday night spot to drink with friends, or the perfect place to catch the game, the vibrant scene around the Midtown West luxury rentals at 555TEN reliably serves up plenty of drinking establishments. From spirited dives to sleek and modern wine and cocktail bars, drink up whenever you want.

So, let’s raise a glass and explore the best bars in Midtown West.

Rudy’s Bar | 627 9th Avenue

For 90 years, Rudy’s Bar has been a go-to spot for the city’s writers, actors, and 9-to-5 workers. With a vintage neon sign and a large pig caricature outside, Rudy’s is unmistakable. It’s also an unmissable spot for an economical beer—or three—to banish the cares of the day. The interior of Rudy’s is rustic and laid-back at the same time. Cozy up to the well-worn bar under dim lighting and have a chat with the regulars or one of the long-time bartenders. Aside from its convivial atmosphere, Rudy’s is known for its free hot dogs that pair perfectly with a beer.

Bar Centrale | 324 West 46th Street

A more upscale drinking experience awaits in an unassuming townhouse on West 46th Street. Known as a post-show stop for Broadway stars, Bar Centrale is an elegant, well-appointed establishment where you can order classic cocktails and a side of caviar. Indulge in esoteric drinks like the deep-dish Manhattan and fill up before you run to the theater to catch a show before the curtain goes up…even if you’re tempted to linger at Bar Centrale even longer.

Ardesia | 510 West 52nd Street

Love wine? Oenophiles have a home to swirl (and speak to the subtle notes of) more than 100 wines at Ardesia. This buzzy bar affords its well-heeled clientele a chance to sample wines from Australia to Long Island in a chic setting. While the drinks are the star of the show, the bar bites are a must-try, from cheesy croquettes to a perfectly prepared steak.

Hell’s Kitchen Prohibition Pub Crawl

Dig deep into the neighborhood’s boozy past with a pub crawl to some of the area’s Prohibition hot spots. Drink where the city’s famous gangsters and bootleggers made their mark. Although now, thankfully, imbibing alcohol is a less illicit endeavor than it was back then.

After a night out, it’s always nice to come home to one of the luxury apartments for rent in NYC at 555TEN. Have a nightcap in your well-designed home or an extra glass or two on the terrace as you watch the city sparkle.

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Living in the heart of Manhattan means waking up in the middle of the action — and that is particularly true of the Midtown rentals at 555TEN. Located just north of Hudson Yards, 555TEN is the perfect starting place for any New York City adventure, especially if your interests include New York Knicks and Rangers home games or stadium-caliber music. That’s right, we’re talking about Madison Square Garden, the legendary Manhattan arena that has been at the center of the worlds of sports and entertainment since it opened in 1968. Keep reading for a rundown of the great live events taking place at MSG this season!

Winter is basketball and hockey season, and 555TEN is the perfect home for season ticket holders of NYC’s premier winter sports teams. The Knicks are in the middle of an exciting season, with some classic matchups on the horizon. See the Knicks take on their rivals: the Boston Celtics on Feb. 27 and the Brooklyn Nets on March 1. Then, come back later in the month to watch them host the Miami Heat. New York Rangers fans will also want to make routine visits to the Garden this winter as their team tries to climb to the top of their division, facing off against challengers, including the Los Angeles Kings on Feb. 26 and the Pittsburgh Penguins on March 16. Madison Square Garden is also home to the NCAA March Madness East Regional Division Championships, making it the epicenter of sport on March 23 and 25.

When the Garden isn’t home to raucous crowds of cheering sports fans, it’s full of music lovers enjoying their favorite acts in person. First and foremost is musician and showman Billy Joel, whose monthly shows at MSG have become legendary. The “Piano Man” has racked up over 100 lifetime performances at the Garden, and his show on March 26 will mark his 88th monthly performance in a row. Other popular acts taking the stage at MSG in March include SZA, John Mayer, Muse, and many more. And, returning once again to his home turf in early April is none other than The Boss himself, Bruce Springsteen, along with the irreplaceable E Street Band.

All this and more can be found just a few blocks away from the Midtown Manhattan apartments at 555TEN. These stylish homes feature spacious interiors, modern appliances, a suite of residential amenities, including a rooftop pool, a dog run, and much more, all nestled in the heart of New York City. So, head to the availability page and secure your Midtown pad today!

New York City is one of the world’s most celebrated capitals of culinary excellence. From mom-and-pop gems frequented by locals in the know to world-renowned, multiple-Michelin-starred restaurants, the city has it all. Residents of the Midtown West rentals at 555TEN are fortunate to have Restaurant Row just around the corner, located on 46^th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues. As its name suggests, this strip is replete with dining destinations, ideal for a stop before or after taking in a new Broadway show or for simply enjoying an evening out on the town.

From high-end sushi to favorite Broadway haunts, Restaurant Row has some of the city’s best options for delectable meals and distinctively New York City ambiance.

Barbetta, which is celebrating its 116th year, can boast the titles of the oldest restaurant in the Theatre District and the oldest Italian restaurant in New York. It’s also the oldest New York City restaurant still owned by its founding family, the Maioglios. Superlatives aside, this landmarked restaurant serves Piedmont cuisine from Italy’s northwestern region, including agnolotti and slow-roasted rabbit and polenta, in addition to its sweeping selection of Italian wines. Couple that with lush decor, including an 18-century Piedmontese chandelier in the elegant main dining room, along with private dining rooms and a garden patio.

Joe Allen is known as the perennial hot spot for Broadway insiders. Indeed, this Theater District mainstay has been featured in Hollywood films and is famously lined with posters of Broadway flops, including the show Kelly, whose cast first gifted the namesake restaurateur Joe Allen a poster of the one-performance show. Of course, Joe Allen is known for more than its theater-rich history, including classic American dining fare such as its Joe Allen burger, steak frites, and famous banana cream pie.

Finally, Sushi Seki has made a name for itself among the city’s high-end sushi restaurants, thanks to its sake sommeliers and fine cuts of fresh seafood. Sushi Seki’s special signature pieces include spicy scallop hand rolls, tuna with tofu sauce, red snapper with sea salt, and seared O-toro, among many more. But diners will likely find a satisfying meal choosing among any of the sushi pieces or hand rolls, paired with sake or wine to complete the meal.

With a wealth of options for fine dining along Restaurant Row, residents of the Midtown luxury rentals at 555TEN can dine out in style each night of the week. Contact the sales team to learn more.

As the cold weather and the holidays descend on New York City, there is no better place to reap the benefits of relaxing at home than at the Midtown West luxury rentals at 555TEN, where an unparalleled suite of amenities transforms home base into a realm of fitness, fun, and possibility.

Straight from Extell’s vision of rental amenities rivaling those of a luxury hotel, you’ll find standouts like a saltwater pool, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, a bowling alley, a kids’ playroom, and a rooftop bar to help get you through the winter. With all this at your disposal, you’ll feel like you’re on a cruise — down to the water views — right in the heart of Manhattan.

To get a sense of how these carefully considered spaces can enhance your life, think of them as everyday fixtures that can offer extraordinary experiences to fit any mood. The travertine-lined pool is the perfect place to work out in the morning, but it can also be a calming spot for a relaxing dip on a Friday afternoon, when you might delight in frittering away the last hours of daylight with both a refreshing swim and a good book to read in a lounge chair by the calming saltwater.

The rooftop bar and lounge at 555TEN can be a lovely spot to host friends on a Saturday night, but it’s also an elevator ride away for a spontaneous glass of wine paired with a stunning sunset.

Organize play dates for the kids in the playroom, where they can bond with neighbors their own age and make lifelong friends, or find new activities to open their expanding worlds. For grown-up playtime, having access to an on-site bowling alley makes it easy to plan a party or even to turn a regular weeknight into a game night.

The fitness center means you have access to Peloton bikes, cardio equipment that can be programmed with your personal fitness profile, and the Nexersys Boxing Exergame, which not only keeps you fit but may become one of the most enjoyable stress relievers for the holidays — and beyond. With dedicated studio space for private use and group classes whenever you want them, you’ll have all the benefits of a communal, expert-led workout without the added hassle of a commute in the wintry weather. Drop in on a yoga class as needed, or make them a part of your weekday routine.

Renting in New York has never been this luxurious, thanks to the Extell touch at these luxury no-fee apartments in the heart of NYC, which redefines what it means to stay home for the holidays.