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Property Summary

Rent 15 Gansevoort Street Property Overview

Building Address:	15 Gansevoort St, New York NY 10014
Building Alternate Address:	15 Gansevoort St
Zip Code:	10014
Neighborhood:	West Village
Borough:	Manhattan
Stories:	6
Year Built:	1900
Building Class:	C

Located in Manhattan's Meatpacking District, 15 Gansevoort Street stands within the historic context of a neighborhood deeply tied to New York City's commercial and industrial past. The street itself traces its origins to a Lenape footpath, later known as Old Kill Road and renamed in 1837 to honor Revolutionary War General Peter Gansevoort. The area was initially marked by Fort Gansevoort, built in 1812 to defend against British invasion during the War of 1812, though the fort was demolished in 1851 as landfill extended Manhattan's shoreline.

The Gansevoort Market area emerged as a significant commercial hub in the late 19th century. The market, originally an open-air farmers' market established in 1879, grew alongside the West Washington Market, which opened in 1884 as a meat, poultry, and dairy marketplace. Together, these markets anchored what became New York City's primary meatpacking district. The neighborhood blended heavy industry with working-class residences, featuring a mix of rowhouses, tenements, and industrial buildings constructed mostly between 1840 and 1900, reflecting architectural styles like Greek Revival and utilitarian brick warehouses.

By the early 20th century, the district housed over 250 slaughterhouses and packing plants, becoming synonymous with meatpacking. The Gansevoort Market Historic District, encompassing 15 Gansevoort Street, is distinguished by its brick facades, low- to mid-rise buildings, metal canopies originally installed for market use, and distinctive Belgian block street paving. The street layout reflects the transition from the irregular grid of Greenwich Village to the orderly 1811 Commissioners' Plan, resulting in unique and spacious intersections that frame panoramic views of the historic built environment.

Notably, the novelist Herman Melville, grandson of Peter Gansevoort, worked as a customs inspector for the Department of Docks at the foot of Gansevoort Street in the late 19th century, connecting the site to literary history. Over time, the neighborhood evolved from a gritty industrial zone to a fashionable and creative locale, preserving its historic character while adapting to new uses.

15 Gansevoort Street, Manhattan, New York, NY 10014

Located in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan, 15 Gansevoort Street is a 6-story building built in 1900. It is classified as a Class C office building.

Building Details

Address: 15 Gansevoort St, New York, NY 10014
Neighborhood: West Village
Borough: Manhattan
Stories: 6
Year Built: 1900
Building Class: C

Nearby Points of Interest

Yoyamart - Retail location at 15 Gansevoort St
Nesh NYC Inc - Boutique retail store offering clothing and accessories at 15 Gansevoort St

15 Gansevoort St Building Details

Address: 15 Gansevoort St, Manhattan, NYC 10014

Class: Class C

Year Built: 1900

Stories: 6

Neighborhood: West Village

Features:

Small, medium, and large office spaces
Windowed and interior office options
Proximity to High Line and Hudson River

Nearby Landmarks:

Whitney Museum (99 Gansevoort St)
Gansevoort Meatpacking Hotel (rooftop pool, dining)
Meatpacking District restaurants & nightlife

15 Gansevoort St, Manhattan, NYC - Office Tenants Rented / Leased

15 Gansevoort Street is a 6-story office building located in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan.

The building is classified as Class C and was built in 1900.

It offers a variety of office spaces, including windowed and interior offices, with different rental rate tiers based on office class:

Type of Space	Class A	Class B	Class C
Windowed office / person	$2,000/mo	$1,250/mo	$750 - $1,000/mo
Interior office / person	$1,250/mo	$750/mo	$500/mo

Available office spaces are typically around 600 square feet or negotiable size, with rents negotiated accordingly.

The building serves a variety of office tenants in the West Village market, blending historic character with functional workspace.

Internet Providers at 15 Gansevoort St, Manhattan, NYC

The building at 15 Gansevoort St in Manhattan is served primarily by the following internet providers:

Spectrum

Spectrum offers both cable and fiber internet in the Gansevoort area, with coverage at approximately 94%. They provide speeds up to 1 Gbps starting around $50 per month. Spectrum is known for reliable service with no data caps, making it a top choice for residents seeking fast internet.

Verizon

Verizon offers DSL internet service in the area, delivering average download speeds around 102 Mbps. Verizon is notable for low latency and consistent service, although fiber coverage in this exact location may be limited.

T-Mobile Home Internet

T-Mobile delivers 5G Home Internet with typical download speeds ranging from 87 Mbps up to 415 Mbps, depending on plan and network conditions. This wireless option provides flexibility for residents in areas where wired connections might be less stable.

Additional Providers

Other available options include satellite and fixed wireless providers such as Viasat, HughesNet, XNET WiFi, and Starlink, which offer various speeds and coverage suitable for different connectivity needs.

Transportation near 15 Gansevoort St, Manhattan, NYC

15 Gansevoort Street is located in the vibrant Meatpacking District of Manhattan, near the intersection of Gansevoort Street and Washington Street.

Subway Lines

The nearest major subway station is 14th Street/8th Avenue, approximately a 8 to 9 minute walk away. It is served by the following lines:

A
C
E
L

Bus Routes

Several bus lines serve stops near 15 Gansevoort Street, including:

M11 (stop at 9th Avenue and Gansevoort Street)
M14D-SBS (stop at 9th Avenue and Gansevoort Street)
M7
M12

The closest bus stops are located at:

9th Avenue and Gansevoort Street
Hudson Street and Horatio Street (about 2 minutes walk)
W 14th Street and 9th Avenue (about 2 minutes walk)

Train Services

Nearby train lines include:

PATH
Port Washington Branch
Empire Service
Ronkonkoma Branch

The nearest train station is Christopher Street Station, approximately an 11-minute walk.

Cross Streets

15 Gansevoort Street is situated near the following key cross streets:

Washington Street
9th Avenue (a short walk)
Hudson Street (a few blocks east)
Horatio Street (nearby bus stops)
West 14th Street (major east-west thoroughfare)

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