Flatiron House

39 West 23rd Street

The Neighborhood

The Flatiron District, located next to vibrant Madison Square Park, has an extraordinary architectural and cultural history.

THE HISTORIC FLATIRON DISTRICT

Deriving its name from the notable Flatiron Building, The Flatiron District first gained prominence in the late 1800s as part of the “Ladies’ Mile” shopping destination. In this lively location, original outposts of Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. comingled with arts and entertainment venues including the Academy of Music opera house and the first iterations of both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Madison Square Garden.

THE HISTORIC FLATIRON DISTRICT

Deriving its name from the notable Flatiron Building, The Flatiron District first gained prominence in the late 1800s as part of the “Ladies’ Mile” shopping destination. In this lively location, original outposts of Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. comingled with arts and entertainment venues including the Academy of Music opera house and the first iterations of both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Madison Square Garden.

THE HISTORIC FLATIRON DISTRICT

Deriving its name from the notable Flatiron Building, The Flatiron District first gained prominence in the late 1800s as part of the “Ladies’ Mile” shopping destination. In this lively location, original outposts of Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. comingled with arts and entertainment venues including the Academy of Music opera house and the first iterations of both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Madison Square Garden.

THE HISTORIC FLATIRON DISTRICT

Deriving its name from the notable Flatiron Building, The Flatiron District first gained prominence in the late 1800s as part of the “Ladies’ Mile” shopping destination. In this lively location, original outposts of Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. comingled with arts and entertainment venues including the Academy of Music opera house and the first iterations of both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Madison Square Garden.

THE HISTORIC FLATIRON DISTRICT

Deriving its name from the notable Flatiron Building, The Flatiron District first gained prominence in the late 1800s as part of the “Ladies’ Mile” shopping destination. In this lively location, original outposts of Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. comingled with arts and entertainment venues including the Academy of Music opera house and the first iterations of both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Madison Square Garden.

THE HISTORIC FLATIRON DISTRICT

Deriving its name from the notable Flatiron Building, The Flatiron District first gained prominence in the late 1800s as part of the “Ladies’ Mile” shopping destination. In this lively location, original outposts of Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. comingled with arts and entertainment venues including the Academy of Music opera house and the first iterations of both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Madison Square Garden.

THE HISTORIC FLATIRON DISTRICT

Deriving its name from the notable Flatiron Building, The Flatiron District first gained prominence in the late 1800s as part of the “Ladies’ Mile” shopping destination. In this lively location, original outposts of Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. comingled with arts and entertainment venues including the Academy of Music opera house and the first iterations of both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Madison Square Garden.

THE HISTORIC FLATIRON DISTRICT

Deriving its name from the notable Flatiron Building, The Flatiron District first gained prominence in the late 1800s as part of the “Ladies’ Mile” shopping destination. In this lively location, original outposts of Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. comingled with arts and entertainment venues including the Academy of Music opera house and the first iterations of both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Madison Square Garden.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

THE FLATIRON DISTRICT TODAY

The Flatiron District continues to evolve, with New York City’s media and tech sectors now calling this historic area home. Venerable Madison Square Park hosts contemporary sculpture and a summer concert series under the stars. The High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Chelsea’s art galleries are only a few blocks west. Hip hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Italian food and wine emporium Eataly draw visitors from around the city and the globe.

Culinary / Bars

  1. ABC Cocina
  2. ABC Kitchen
  3. Balaboosta
  4. Blue Hill
  5. Bottino
  6. Breads Bakery
  7. Buvette
  8. Cha Cha Matcha
  9. Citarella
  10. Cookshop
  11. Cosme
  12. Craft
  13. Da Umberto
  14. Dear Irving Gramercy
  15. Eataly NYC Flatiron
  16. Eleven Madison Park
  17. Employees Only
  18. Gramercy Tavern
  19. Hao Noodle
  20. I Sodi
  21. Il Cantinori
  22. Ippudo NY
  23. L’Amico
  24. L’Artusi
  25. Lady M Cake Boutique
  26. Loring Place
  27. Maman
  28. Marta
  29. Mercado Little Spain
  30. Milos Wine Bar
  31. Momofuku Nishi
  32. Morandi
  33. Motel Morris
  34. Nix
  35. Nur
  36. Partners Coffee
  37. Pastis
  38. Raines Law Room Chelsea
  39. Rosemary’s
  40. Sant Ambroeus
  41. SERRA by Birreria
  42. Shuko
  43. SUGARFISH by sushi nozawa
  44. Sullivan Street Bakery and Pizza
  45. Sushi Nakazawa
  46. Sushi Seki
  47. The Breslin
  48. The Butcher’s Daughter
  49. The Clocktower
  50. Union Square Cafe
  51. Union Square Greenmarket
  52. Upland
  53. Via Carota
  54. Waverly Inn
  55. Whole Foods Market
  56. 15 East

Retail

  1. ABC Carpet & Home
  2. Apple Store West 14th Street
  3. Bandier
  4. Bond No. 9
  5. Books of Wonder
  6. Chelsea Market
  7. Christian Louboutin
  8. Diane von Furstenberg
  9. Diptyque
  10. Giorgio Armani
  11. Helmut Lang
  12. Le Labo
  13. lululemon
  14. Maison Margiela
  15. Marimekko
  16. Nike
  17. NY Cake
  18. Patagonia
  19. Project No. 8
  20. rag & bone
  21. RH New York
  22. Rizzoli Bookstore
  23. The Lego Store
  24. Theory
  25. Todd Snyder
  26. Tory Burch
  27. Trader Joe’s
  28. Vince

Fitness

  1. Barry’s Bootcamp
  2. SLT
  3. Chelsea Piers
  4. Integral Yoga Institute
  5. SoulCycle
  6. Equinox
  7. Equinox
  8. Orangetheory Fitness
  9. Stretch*d
  10. Peloton
  11. Y7 Studio
  12. Fhitting Room
  13. Pure Barre

Culture

  1. Avenues: The World School
  2. Chelsea Day School
  3. Cinépolis Chelsea
  4. David Zwirner
  5. Dia Art Foundation
  6. Fashion Institute of Technology
  7. Friends Seminary
  8. Gagosian
  9. Grace Church School
  10. IFC Center
  11. Lehmann Maupin
  12. NYU
  13. Parsons School of Design
  14. Public School 33
  15. Rubin Museum of Art
  16. School of the Future
  17. The First Presbyterian Nursery School
  18. The New School
  19. West Village Nursery School
  20. Whitney Museum of American Art
  21. Yossi Milo Gallery

Wellness

  1. Bumble and bumble
  2. Fresh Spa
  3. Heyday NoMad
  4. Naturopathica Chelsea
  5. Rescue Spa
  6. Sally Hershberger Salon
  7. Smith & Brit