London Terrace Towers in West Chelsea

Happy New Year to all our London Terrace fans. We know how much you love living here. Let's make a toast to all our new residents. Welcome aboard one and all! We are confident you will love London Terrace as much as we do.

For those of us that love our Real Estate trivia. A must read!

For those who are unsure of what to do in our Chelsea neighborhood, this post speaks volumes. Go out and enjoy!!

Check out this amazing new restaurant that just recently opened in our very own London Terrace Towers. (Tower 465). Click below to view the full menu. Make sure you stop in for Happy Hour and be sure to let them know that you heard about them from this Facebook post. http://www.calledao.com/

A must visit! The Barking Zoo is one of the best pet supply shops in all of West Chelsea. Anything one may desire for their pet, you can assure The Barking Zoo will have it.

Amazing read by the HUFFPOST! Be sure to lookout on some of the most entertaining activities to do in NYC for FREE!

Come check out our amazing full serviced Liquor Store right in between 23rd and 24th Street on 9th Ave, at our very own London Terrace Towers!! Perfect day to pick up a nice bottle of Rose and head to the beach:):):)

A must read! Best few places to go Kayaking in/near NYC.

Is Chelsea Market really the best food court in West Chelsea or is it Etaly in the Flatiron District? You decide.

For those of us that appreciate the art of dance, the Joyce Theater here in Chelsea is a true treasure. Make sure you check out Claudia Schreier & Company this weekend.

Amazing read, and New opportunities! Right near our very own London Terrace Towers in West Chelsea:)

Wishing everyone a Happy 4th of July!! Please stay safe out there and enjoy the weekend:)

A must read! Best places to eat in Chelsea...(:

A Perfectly beautiful day to take a walk at the High Line, on this Gorgeous Sunny Summer day!! #StayCoolOutside:)

We are now experiencing history in the making right up the street from London Terrace Towers at the new Hudson Yards development. A city within a City. Check out this amazing sculpture!!

Look what I just discovered hovering in the corner...

Happy Holidays to all of our London Terrace Towers friends.

For those Hudson Yards Development Enthusiasts living in London Terrace... check out this read from Curbed; http://ny.curbed.com//hudson-yards-new-york-history-manhat

The Ninth Avenue side of London Terrace. This view will be changing drastically with the New Hudson yards development. Stay tuned for new photos.

A photo of the original "Bobbies" at London Terrace, West Chelsea, New York City from the 1930's. We still have the most wonderful staff here in the building.

Here's an introduction to a special London Terrace Towers resident that just loves helping our seniors with their computer skills. Caitlin O'Toole is a patient, personable, and knowledgeable computer coach for seniors. She actually works with students at all different levels -- from those who have never turned on a computer to residents with more advanced needs. Some services she offers include email set-up, Mac lessons + smartphone and tablet tutorials. It is my aim to help technophobes become less intimidated by the digital world and help my more experienced students reach their goals exclaims Caitlin. She can be contacted at: https://caitlinotoole.nyc/

How about this circa 1930's vintage shot of our London Terrace roof deck... Welcome aboard the U.S London Terrace.

The beautiful interior gardens of London Terrace with the lush ivy covered walls and triple tiered cast iron water fountain. A serene environment enjoyed by the the lucky residents whose apartments face the inside of the complex.#londonterracenyc.com #londonterracegardens #londonterracetowers #westchelsea #thehighlinepark

Standing guard over the Chelsea neighborhood and London Terrace. #londonterracenyc.com

What a view of London Terrace.. Soon it will have a backdrop of the Hudson Yards development in the distance.

A very special time of year for all of our London Terrace Gardens and Towers residents who appreciate the seasonal lush greenery taking shape outside the windows. Finally!!

How many of my neighbors here in London Terrace actual know what this stone represents?

Hello to all our friends at 192 Books, located one block away from London Terrace, next to Clement Clark Moore Park at 22nd Street at 10th Avenue. Check out this old world bookstore environment in an original circa early 1900's building. Great Art books too!

Did you know that there are several residents in London Terrace that are accomplished in the NYC Art world? This is a special shout out to one of our talented neighbors, Jeffrey Rothstein (AKA; The Mayor of the Gardens). Jeffrey is an extremely talented photographer, entrepeneur, businessman, etc. His works have been installed in some amazing private residences as well as corporate environments. Please review his website... jeffreyrothstein.com. Keep up the great work Jeffrey!

Many a celebration is to be had In London Terrace homes with the help of our friends at London Terrace Liquors. A big one up for the guys working there and for the last minute deliveries that keep the party going strong. Cheers boys!

For those of us that always wondered; what was here before London Terrace arrived in 1930? This picture, courtesy of the New York Public Library shows the north side of 23rd St at 10th Avenue around 1925. Do you see the elevated subway line at the corner of 9th Avenue? Notice the Metropolitan Life Insurance Building's steeple in the background.

Today we would like to give a special shout out to one of our favorite businesses in the London Terrace Towers vacinity: Nest Interiors New York. Nest is located at 172 Ninth Avenue and features some of the finest, mid-century vintage and contemporary designed home accessories, furniture, lighting and more. Nest Interiors was founded in 2004 by husband and wife, who have a strong passion for local artists all the way to foreign designers, creating a company displaying timeless pieces to decorate one's home. If you're looking to add something new to your home or would like to consult with them for some design tips, go visit Nest Interiors New York, today!! #londonterrace #chelsea #westchelsea #interiordesign #realestate #art #nestinteriors http://nestinteriorsny.com/

It's already February and the first feature Friday for the month! We know most are aware of all the great businesses on the blocks the London Terrace complex spans. However, today we want to give a special shout out to one of our favorite Pet Stores located between 19th and 20th Street on 9th Avenue: The Barking Zoo. Located at 172 Ninth Avenue, The Barking Zoo has been a go to store for many who live in London Terrace. Not only do they offer great products, they have all ty...pes of information you need ranging from Dog Runs, Dog Walker Boards, all the way to Pet Photography. Be sure to check out their Argyle wool sweaters! Make your pet's day today and go check out The Barking Zoo and get them ready for the winter with clothing and treats before more snow next week. #westchelsea #chelsea #pets #londonterrace #dogs #cats #nyc http://www.barkingzoo.com/index.htm

On top of the world, or shall we say city at the one and only London Terrace! Beautiful and incredible views for a lovely building that has been the home to many for 80+ years... Do you have some London Terrace pictures or videos that you would like to have featured here? If so, send them via direct message today! #londonterrace #chelsea #westchelsea #nyc #realestate #luxury

To start the year of right, the biggest restaurant opening of the season is happening TONIGHT in our favorite neighborhood! The long awaited Momofuku Nishi is having their grand opening tonight and it is rumored that it will be a mix of both Korean and Italian dishes. Be sure to check it out this weekend with friends, family and loved ones! #londonterrace #westcheslea #chelsea #eats #nyc #brucewaynesolomonvisits #momofuku http://ny.eater.com//8/10736042/momofuku-nishi-menu-chelsea

An early Happy New Year to all! Cannot wait to see what 2016 has in store and we hope it's a healthy, prosperous year where all your dreams and wishes become reality. #newyears #nyc #holidays #londonterrace

We just want to take a moment and wish everyone a relaxing, healthy holiday season to all of our London Terrace Towers neighbors, friends, and fans. Happy New Year, too! #holidays #westcheslea #chelsea #londonterrace

Did you know.... That London Terrace isn't just a favorite to the general public, but is a highly sought out building to many "celebrities" across all industries? If not, then you will be amazed by the list below that names just SOME of the MANY well-known individuals who have resided here throughout the last several decades: Media/Art/Entertainment:... 1) Annie Leibovitz - Portrait Photographer 2) David Chase - Writer/Producer/Director (Creator of "The Sopranos") 3) Debbie Harry - Musician (Lead Singer of the band, Blondie) 4) Katherine Helmond - Actress (Everybody Loves Raymond) 5) Nicole Kidman - Actress (need we say more) 6) Chris Kattan - Actor/Comedian (SNL & The Middle) 7) Bill Hader - Actor/Comedian (SNL, Superbad, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Trainwreck) 8) Rufus Wainwright - Musician/Singer 9) Christina Ricci - Actress (The Addams Family & Casper) 10) Sarah Paulson - Actress (American Horror Story) 11) Paula Cooper - Paula Cooper Gallery 12) Sam Waterston - Actor/Producer/Director (Law & Order, The Killing Fields) 13) Maya Rudolph - Actress/Comedian (SNL, Bridesmaids) 14) Bridget Moynahan - Actress/Model (Sex and the City, Coyote Ugly, and Tom Brady's Ex-Girlfriend) Fashion/Design: 1) Tim Gunn - Designer (Project Runway) 2) Alexander Hershkovitz - Designer (Clothing) 3) Steve Shiffman - CEO (Calvin Klein) 4) William Diamond - Interior Designer 5) Anthony Barratta - Interior Designer (William Diamond's Ex-Boyfriend) 6) Neil Johnson Hardy - Housing Expert 7) Todd Oldham - Designer (L-7 Designs, Inc.) 8) Isaac Mizrahi - Designer (Xcel Brands, Inc.) Authors/Writers: 1) Susan Sontag - Writer/Political Activist (Annie Leibovitz's Ex-Girlfriend) 2) John O'Hara - Author (Appointment in Samarra, Butterfield 8) 3) Malcolm Gladwell - Author (The Tipping Point) 4) Mark Strand - Poet/Essayist (Pulitzer Prize Award Winner) Politics/Socialites: 1) Chelsea Clinton - Journalist 2) Christina Quinn - Former Speaker of the New York City Council Athletes: Gertrude "Trudy" Ederle - Swimmer (Olympic Champion, First Woman to Swim the English Channel) If this list doesn't surprise you, then we do not know what will! To all of our LTT residents and fans, we hope you all have a fun and relaxing weekend and are slowly gearing up for the Holiday season. #friday #londonterrace #chelsea #westchelsea #famouspeople #funfacts

From London Terrace, we are wishing everyone a very safe, love-filled and happy Thanksgiving! We hope everyone takes a moment today to remember what they are thankful for and how the holidays this year will be even better than the last. For those who will be in the city for the Holiday, we wanted to share this Thanksgiving guide from events all the way to food. #thanksgiving #londonterrace #chelsea #westchelsea #eats #nyc http://www.timeout.com/newyork/thanksgiving

Happy Friday everyone! Not sure what you want to do this weekend or need a fun stop in your very own, Chelsea neighborhood? It's supposed to be chillier this weekend, so what's better than grabbing some hot, ramen! A new ramen bar has opened in Chelsea right on 25th and 9th Avenue. Jun-Men Ramen bar is run by the city's well known, Korean born chef, Jun Park. Jun Park is known for Tribeca's very own Zutto and is a sous chef at Catch NYC. At Jun-Men Ramen Bar, Mr. Park puts ur...ban spin on classic, Japanese dishes. Their must try ramen dish, which was also voted Best Autumn Comort Food is their Uni Mushroom Ramen. But don't worry - if ramen is not for you, they have many great dishes to offer such as their pork or chicken buns, yellowtail ceviche, fried rice & much more! #chelsea #westchelsea #eats #nyc #londonterrace #brucewaynesolomonvisits http://www.junmenramen.com/#home

We are BEYOND excited and proud to share something special with you for this week's Feature #Friday. After several months and many questions, comments and requests, we are now ready to reveal the NEW web site for London Terrace Towers NYC! For all of those who would like to be kept up to date with all things London Terrace Towers whether it is property, property picks, neighborhood resources, social media, consulting & much more click on the link below or become a subscirber! We hope everyone and all of our London Terrace fans have a wonderful weekend and enjoying this warm, Fall weather. Until next week... #westchelsea #chelsea #londonterrace #design #realestate #brucewaynesolomonvisits http://www.londonterracenyc.com/

For today's Feature #Friday we wanted to give a nice shout out one of our favorite West Chelsea restaurant : The Red Cat. This fine establishment is perfectly situated on 10th Avenue, nestled between 23rd and 24th Street. Does that sound familiar? It should! That is right across the street from London Terrace Towers, making it a resident and neighborhood favorite. Whether you are walking The High Line, checking out or buying art at a local gallery or need a great date destina...tion, The Red Cat never fails to disappoint. From the New York Magazine all the way to Zagat, critics rave how this is home to some of the best new-American fare accompanied with a charming, hoppin' ambiance. Be sure to try the sauté of zucchini with almonds or a nice, NY shell steak with an Italian Sunrise... you cannot go wrong! #westchelse #Chelsea #nyc #londonterrace #theredcat #eats #food #brucewaynesolomonvisits http://www.theredcat.com/

It's Friday! Earlier this week, our favorite, London Terrace Towers was featured in The Real Deal - the go to for all NY Real Estate news. The article wanted to share one of the many World War II era photos of #NYC that Yale University and the Library of Congress had collaborated with each other to provide. This collaboration can also be found online where they have posted 170,000 photographs taken in the U.S.A between 1938 and 1945. How crazy?! The old black and white picture featured in The Real Deal was taken in 1943 by John Vachon. For more information check out the featured article for yourself! Have a great weekend everyone...till next week #realestate #history #worldwar2 #Chelsea #westchelsea #londonterrace #photography http://therealdeal.com//photo-see-the-london-terrace-apar/

...And it's already that time again for a Fun Fact Friday! Did you know that London Terrace's developer's name is Henry Mandel, who was known as "The Donald Trump of the 1920s"? Did you ALSO know that Henry Mandel's recorded "death day" is tomorrow, October 10th but in 1942? London Terrace wouldn't exist without this genius developer, who managed to build the 14-building, 1670 unit project back in the 20s. Unfortunately, Mandel went bankrupt and slipped into foreclosure once ...the Great Depression had hit. The death of Mr. Mandel is still unclear as some sources say, for example his NY Times obituary, that he died at Lenox Hill Hospital after a brief illness while other sources say he tragically took his own life by jumping off the roof of London Terrace after he had declared bankruptcy. However, most believe that the suicide version is a rumor and created drama to give the historical building an even "better" story. #londonterrace #Chelsea #westchealsea #nyc #history #manhattan #realestate #architecture #brucewaynesolomonvisits See more

FEATURE FRIDAY! We hope all of our London Terrace fans are staying dry today and are going to get a hold of some hot cider this weekend. Our team here at London Terrace wanted to share another old-school promotional piece London Terrace utilized back in the day. Here, you can see a classy dressed woman enjoying the roof deck waving to the ships coming into the Pier. However, you'll notice that the address isn't the typical 405/465 West 23rd Street or 410/470 West 24th Street ...address...it says 435 West 23rd Street. This address is to one of the entrances to the rental units, hence "renting offices on premise". Although London Terrace takes up the whole block, some do not recognize that the "co-operative" (for sale) apartments are located in the "Towers" at 405/465 West 23rd Street and 410/470 West 24th Street. All the other properties in between the towers on both 9th and 10th Avenues are the "rental" units. Nowadays, the co-op units are a part of London Terrace TOWERS and the rental units, London Terrace GARDENS. #funfacts #londonterrace #Chelsea #westchelsea #nyc #history #brucewaynesolomonvisits See more

We hope everyone enjoyed this past week now that the humidity has left the Big Apple. This past Wednesday marked the FIRST day of Fall, so we wanted to do something different and share this perfect Fall Edition of AM NYC's Top 25 Things to Do in NYC. Activities span throughout the 5 boroughs and include the NYC Food and Wine Festival, watching a new movie at the NY Film Festival, trying local hard cider, playing bocce ball by a nice fire & much more! The editors made it all rave this season now that you can vote on a daily basis for your favorite "thing to do". Can you do ALL 25? Comment and let us know some of your favorite activities you're looking forward to do this Fall 2015! #manhattan #nyc #Brooklyn #fall #brucewaynesolomonvisits #fun #londonterrace http://data.amny.com/v/cool-things-to-do-in-nyc-fall-winter

Did You Know That Annie Leibovitz, world renowned photographer was one of the famous and lucky residents of London Terrace Towers up until several years ago? For those who do not know who Annie Leibovitz is, she is an American photographer who was born in Connecticut in 1949. She started her career working for Rolling Stone back in 1970 where she climbed the ranks quickly and became the chief photographer in a short 3 years! After 10 years, Annie left the magazine to pursue... photographing for other magazines as well as creating her extraordinary personal work simultaneously. Some of her most notable photo shoots have been: Joan Armatrading, The Rolling Stones, John Lennon before he was assassinated 5 hours later, Caitlyn Jenner along with many corporate campaigns for large companies like American Express and Corcoran Real Estate. #funfacts #Friday #westcheslea #Chelsea #londonterrace #photography #nyc See more

Instead of talking about the magnificent London Terrace Towers or how incredible of a neighborhood Chelsea is, we want to dedicate today to all the souls resting in peace from 911. 14 years have flown by with the snap of a finger, but no one will ever forget the tragedy and the stories and memories of those who passed and those who survived will live on forever. If you did not lose a loved one, family member or friend in the incident, then you probably knew someone who knew s...omeone. Regardless, lets all take a moment of silent at some point today to remember all the lives involved: the dead, the injured, the survivors and the heroes. The downtown skyline may have changed, but it will never be the same seeing the view with the towers. A beautiful moment happened during the eve of 9/11...a rainbow appeared in the sky that went to the other end of the city. Below is a great article from USA Today capturing that very special moment last night when the rain came and went. Please share this post in remembrance of 9/11. #nyc #neverforget #wtc #remember911 #nycrainbow http://www.usatoday.com//photos-rainbow-appears-/72043352/

In honor of this gorgeous weather and now that August is already coming to end, we want to celebrate Summer and share this old black and white photo of LTT's roof deck from the 1930's for this Flashback Friday! To this day, LTT boasts one of the most gorgeous, planted teak furnished roof decks in all of Manhattan. Women and men decades ago would sit up there soaking in the 360 degree city views while playing with their children, having a competitive game of cards or simply enjoying an iced tea. Often times residents would greet the ships coming into Chelsea Piers and wave to welcome the shipmen from their journeys. #westchelsea #chelsea #londonterrace #history #summer #brucewaynesolomonvisits #realestate

We hope everyone has been enjoying their August so far! With this feature Friday, we wanted to show something a bit different. Everyone knows how important marketing and branding your product or yourself is important when it either comes to selling or simply getting yourself, product or brand out in the world and getting those impressions (if we want to speak in advertising terms). Impressions are simply all the eyes that have seen your specific marketing piece. Social media ...is clearly a top way of promoting, but back in the 1930's...well, London Terrace and the world did not have such a thing as a Facebook page. Below, is a sample of the many marketing pieces London Terrace did to promote people to purchase or rent a residence. Specifically, this marketing is from 1938 and was featured in The New Yorker. #londonterrace #Chelsea #westchelsea #advertising #history #brucewaynesolomonvisits #media

It's officially August, which means this is the first Feature Friday for the month! We all know everyone boasts about London Terrace's amenity package today, but let's rewind and briefly discuss how it was back in the 1930's. After LT was developed, it featured way more than it's current package, which is the 1/2 Olympic size indoor heated pool, private locker rooms, state of the art gym, courtyard and planted, teak furnished roof deck. On top of ALL of this, the towers had a... rooftop area for the children, a "recreational club" for the penthouse, an in-house restaurant on the 9th Avenue side, page boys, a mail and package room, and a hotel-like maid service. One of our favorites is London Terrace's very own restaurant. The truth is, restaurants were popular back in the day to symbolize ultimate luxury and to make the residents feel as if they were royalty. Although the restaurant does not exist today, London Terrace is still a symbol of pre-war city royalty in West Chelsea. #westchelsea #Chelsea #londonterrace #history #finedining #architecture #brucewaynesolomonvisits

Don't wave goodbye to summer just yet as we ALMOST roll into August with this great post. As many people may know, London Terrace has a gorgeous planted and teak furnished rooftop at the 470 tower and is perfect for entertaining friends and family during the summer. Here you have 360 views of Manhattan, the Highline / Chelsea Piers, Hudson River & much more. The advertisement below is from 1936 and depicts a woman waving to the passing ships coming in from it's journey on the Hudson River. If you would like to consider making London Terrace Towers your home today, message us for a special VIP showing. #Chelsea #westchelsea #manhattan #summer #londonterrace #history

THIS JUST IN! Did you know that not only was London terrace known as the largest apartment building in the world back in 1930 but that the $25 MILLION dollars (back then) project installed 1,669 Electrolux Refrigerators in 1,669 kitchens?! Now that is a lot of refrigerators. This one kitchen-ware example sheds light on how the materials needed for development could provide housing for approximately 25,000 people, which is around the size of Dedham, Massachusetts! To even begi...n to imagine that such an incredible residential development could have began so many decades ago. The Electrolux Refrigerators was chosen by London Terrace's chosen architect Mr. Victor Farrar along with the Henry Mandel Companies. Apparently, they were the most cost effective refrigerators and only ran on 5 to 10 cents a day and worked differently than other refrigerator models by having no inner machinery, simply operating on a gas flame and small water flow. For more information, or if you would like to read this article from The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, please send us a message or visit newspapers.com today! #history #Chelsea #westchelsea #londonterrace #interiordesign #realestate #brucewaynevisits

London Terrace Feature Friday time! This old, black and white picture of the towers was taken around the time of the Great Depression. The Depression did not stop the Tower's developer, Henry Mandel, in which the 10 central buildings (now the Gardens / rental residences) were finished in 1930. A year later, the 4 towers (known as the cooperative residences) were completed about a year later. Henry Mandel was inspired by Tuscan architecture and reflected such with London Ter...race. For example, London Terrace used alternating red and cream colored bricks in a vertical fashion as well as mosaics and intricate entrances to the towers. At the time of completion, the towers consumed the entire city block (9th - 10th Avenues and 23rd - 24th Streets) with 1665 apartments! If you have any stories, pictures and comments that you would like to be featured on the official page for London Terrace Towers, please send them in today! #londonterrace #Chelsea #westchelsea #realestate #architecture #history #brucewaynesolomonvisits

Back in the early 1900's, NYC employed "West Side Cowboys" to direct freight trains and to keep pedestrians out of the freights' way up and down 10th Avenue. Unfortunately, these "cowboys" slowly phased out after the High Line was built. Back in the 30's, the residents of London Terrace Towers were said to have watched the riders go up and down the avenue rain or shine. The picture on the left is dated from the 1930's and the picture on the right titled "Cowboys of the Cobblestones" is dated from 1911. Pictures Courtesy of Shorpy.com, the 100 Year Old Photo Blog, London Terrace Tatler and Friend of the Highline. #westchelsea #Chelsea #londonterrace #brucewaynesolomonvisits #funfacts #history #westside #newyork #flashback

Did You Know... After the London Terrace Towers complex was complete in 1933 and when the Great Depression hit, LTT's developer, Henry Mandel, fell into personal bankruptcy of $14,000,000 - that today would be equivalent to $250,944,122.13!!!! If you have any fun facts about the Towers, the neighborhood, neighborhood recommendations & more, please send them in to London Terrace Towers NYC today!... #history #funfact #Friday #londonterrace #westchelsea #Chelsea #mandel #investments #realestate See more

Let's have a Flashback Friday and check out this incredible photograph of 23rd Street and 10th Avenue back in 1925. Who would have thought that this block would have turned into such an architectural, real estate masterpiece when London Terrace Towers were completed and first opened for occupancy in May of 1930. London Terrace Towers is located on 23rd and 24th Streets between 9th and 10th Avenue. If you're ever in the West Chelsea neighborhood, come and check out London Terrace Towers and the Gardens! Who knows, maybe 23rd and 10th Avenue will become your new home... #flashback #westchelsea #Chelsea #londonterrace #newyork #realestate #brucewaynesolomonvisits #history Photo courtesy of Irma and Paul Milstein Division of U.S. History, Local History and Genealogy / The New York Public Library Digital Collections

Fact Friday! Did you know that London Terrace Towers was just as convenient now as it was approximately 85 years ago when this video was created? You can still walk around the base of the building and finalize 90% of your errands. Let's start with Dry Cleaners, Grocery Store, Liquor Store, Coffee Shop, Pharmacy, 2 Banks, Podiatrist, Post Office, Hair Stylist Salon, Barber Shop, Prepared Food Shop with Salad Bar + an Indoor Garage. ... What other building in Manhattan comes close to this one in terms of amenities? #nyc #londonterrace #Chelsea #westchelsea #convenience #oldmovies https://video-ord1-1.xx.fbcdn.net//1255283_102019684102016

Be a part of #NYC's first "Olympic- Style Games Day"! The games are taking place Saturday, June 13th on the Westside from 59th Street to Chambers Street from 7:30 AM - 8:00 PM. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to be a part of the games with your family & friends! For more information and sign ups, follow the link below. #newyork #nycolympics #games #summer #brucewaynesolomonvisits #hudsonriver http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/2572844

Check out this cool, interactive & NEW exhibit on the High Line... Danish artist Olafur Eliasson wants you to play with LEGOS...yes LEGOS! Although the exhibit officially opened this past weekend, it will last through September 30th. Click below for more information. We hope to see you on The High Line constructing and letting your imagine run wild this summer! #nyc #manhattan #thehighline #Chelsea #westchelsea #brucewaynesolomonvisits #legos #realestate... http://www.dnainfo.com//play-with-millions-of-white-legos-

Time for London Terrace Towers Fact Friday! Now that it's summer, who doesn't love swimming in a nice pool whether it is cool or heated? Luckily for the residents of London Terrace Towers, this pre-war, historic 1930's Co-op boasts one of the most finest and largest pools in all of MANHATTAN! Located in the 465 W 23rd Street tower, this is a 1/2 Olympic sized indoor, heated pool that measure 75 feet long x 35 feet wide x 10 feet deep. Back then, the pool was supposedly used by the Olympic team, but an amenity enjoyed by all no matter which decade. If you have any fun facts about any London Terrace amenity, please send them in today. #nyc #westchelsea #Chelsea #londonterrace #brucewaynesolomonvisits #summer #pools #realestate

Are you or someone you know looking for a 2 bed, 2 bath short-term lease assignment beginning June 15th? Take advantage of one of West Chelsea's most sought after rental building - London Terrace Gardens! Please message for more information or send an e-mail to [email protected].

London Terrace Towers wants to wish everyone a very wonderful Memorial Day filled with fun and love with family and friends. Whether it's walking the High Line, having a BBQ or venturing outside the city to the beach, enjoy the weather and be prepared for an amazing summer! #MDW #newyorkcity #chelsea #westchelsea #londonterracetowers #memorialday

To start off the week right, check out this great to-do-guide for all things on and around The High Line. It's going to be a gorgeous week here in NYC so don't miss out on exploring the one and only Chelsea. #nyc #thingstodo #thehighline #activities #fun #brucewaynesolomonvisits #Chelsea #westchelsea #manhattan http://www.cityguideny.com//Spring-Activities-at-the-High-