406 W 46th St

A five-story prewar cooperative built in 1910, this boutique walk-up contains eleven residences composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom layouts. Architecturally it retains classic early-20th-century details: high (often near-ten-foot) ceilings, exposed brick in many units, oversized multi-pane windows and original hardwood flooring; recent individual renovations introduce modern kitchens with granite or quartz counters and updated bathrooms. Common interior amenities include a foyer entrance, shared dining/eat-in kitchen characteristics in some units, ample built-in storage, and an on-site laundry room. Exterior features center on a communal roof deck and dedicated building storage space, while the secured basement houses bicycle racks and rentable storage cages and a separate trash/recycling room. The co-op maintains a video intercom for entry, has completed—or is completing—façade and roof restoration work paid for by the board, and operates with pet-friendly policies plus flexible ownership allowances such as co-purchases, gifting and measured subletting. Located on a tree-lined block of West 46th Street in Hell’s Kitchen, the building sits steps from Ninth Avenue dining, Restaurant Row, Broadway theaters, and the Hudson River Park, offering immediate access to multiple transit hubs and neighborhood retail.