Hudson Yards
To the west, Hudson Yards' newly developed neighborhood stands sky high, showcasing the frontier of a new Manhattan. To the south, Chelsea blends culture and convenience with cafes, bars, art galleries, and eateries, notably including the famed Chelsea Market. To the north, Hell's Kitchen offers a prime city hotspot with an array of restaurants and pubs in a no-frills neighborhood.
The Highline & Hudson River Greenway
The ambitious landscape project that set a new agenda for urban planners across the country, the 1.45-mile long High Line opened in 2009 and is now a lively emerald twisting through lower Manhattan, directly adjacent to The Lewis.
Part of a 32-mile route circling Manhattan, the Hudson River Greenway is the most trafficked bike route in the United States. A true amenity to residents of The Lewis, the Greenway offers an 11-mile path to Battery Park City for walkers, joggers, runners and more. Hudson River Park, Chelsea Piers and a variety of restaurants with breathtaking waterfront views are located along this prized attraction.
Convenience
The Lewis is conveniently close to a variety of MTA options including the recently-completed 7, A/C/E, 1/2/3, N/Q/R/W subways and the M11, M34 and M20 bus service. Penn Station, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, and the Midtown Ferry Terminal are all within close proximity as well.
