Condo for rent

5+ Days Ago

200 W 54th St #6C
200 W 54th St #6C, New York, NY 10019, USA

Monthly rent	$4,600
Beds	1
Baths	1
Sqft	–

Monthly rent	$4,600
Beds	1
Baths	1
Sqft	–

5+ Days Ago

Highlights

Elevator
Stacked washer and dryer
State-of-the-art appliances
Spacious bedroom
10-ft ceilings
Ample walk-in closet

Location

200 W 54th St #6C, New York, NY 10019, USA|Theater District

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Contact

Cindy Truong

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(212) 913-9058

Property Overview

Combining prewar charm with modern convenience, the home features classic details, a functional layout, and a desirable Midtown address near major transit, dining, and entertainment. Notable building amenities and services add comfort and ease of living, while the location supports a busy urban lifestyle with easy access to work, culture, and recreation.

Things you’ll love

Extra Storage
Images available
Walk-in closet

Great for

Eco living
Social life

Amenities for 200 W 54th St #6C, Theater District

Features

Walk-in Closet

Appliances

In-Unit Laundry

Community

Elevator

Grounds

Garage Parking

Storage

Services

Door Attendant

Other

Three Rooms

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About 200 W 54th St #6C

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Theater District

200 W 54th St #6C, New York, NY 10019, USA

Property Status: Active A superb 1-bedroom/1-bath residence, 200 West 54th St. #6C is a wonderful opportunity to join life at The Adlon, one of Midtown s most architecturally spectacular co-ops. Flawlessly maintained, the building was designed by the distinguished firm of George & Edward Blum in 1912 and is one of New York s only examples of the refined Viennese Successionist style. A generously scaled foyer, large enough to serve as a home office, opens into a bright and welcoming living/dining area, all framed by 10-ft ceilings, oak parquet floors, wainscotting and period details. The striking open-windowed kitchen provides the culinary aficionado with state-of-the-art appliances, a sleek streamlined granite counter/dining bar, wine refrigerator and plenty of storage. The spacious bedroom features an ample walk-in closet adjacent to the charming windowed bathroom; a stacked washer and dryer round out the amenities. The Adlon has an elevator and full-time doorman; pets are welcome, as are pieds-a-terre. Surrounded by the Theater District and blocks away from MoMA, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and Central Park, the location offers a wealth of cultural, culinary and shopping options as well as a major transport hub at nearby Columbus Circle. A unique chance to live the classic New York lifestyle in one-of-a-kind surroundings. Office Phone: (646) 982-0353 Copyright © 2026 My State MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

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Property highlights

How 200 W 54th St, New York, NY 10019, USA compares to other nearby properties.

Positives

Extra Storage: Upgraded in-unit features
Images available: There are at least 10 photos of this address
Walk-in closet: Rentals here may include more closet space than average

Considerations

Greater distance from high schools: The nearest high school is farther than 0.4 mile away
No laundry facilities available: This property doesn't offer on-site or in-unit washers and dryers

Address details

Neighborhood	Theater District
Zip code	10019
Type	Condo for rent

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Rent trends in Theater District

1-bedroom apartments at 200 W 54th St #6C cost about 6% less than the average rent price for 1-bedroom apartments in New York.

Median rents as of May 16 2026.

Theater District

New York

A table of 1-bedroom apartment rental data trends in New York
Month	Median Rent
June 2024	$4,291
July 2024	$4,388
August 2024	$4,499
September 2024	$4,501
October 2024	$4,500
November 2024	$4,340
December 2024	$4,198
January 2025	$4,274
February 2025	$4,317
March 2025	$4,475
April 2025	$4,614
May 2025	$4,617
June 2025	$4,574
July 2025	$4,360
August 2025	$4,392
September 2025	$4,481
October 2025	$4,398
November 2025	$4,299
December 2025	$4,286
January 2026	$4,285
February 2026	$4,280
March 2026	$4,374
April 2026	$4,533
May 2026	$4,665

A table of 1-bedroom apartment rental data trends in Theater District
Month	Median Rent
June 2024	$4,549
July 2024	$4,755
August 2024	$4,912
September 2024	$4,814
October 2024	$4,792
November 2024	$4,616
December 2024	$4,458
January 2025	$4,431
February 2025	$4,565
March 2025	$4,688
April 2025	$4,639
May 2025	$4,940
June 2025	$4,995
July 2025	$4,842
August 2025	$4,777
September 2025	$4,797
October 2025	$4,804
November 2025	$4,739
December 2025	$4,732
January 2026	$4,706
February 2026	$4,648
March 2026	$4,722
April 2026	$4,800
May 2026	$4,884

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Bedrooms

1 bedroom

Rent-to-income ratio

30%

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Rent history

Check out the past listing prices for monthly rent at 200 W 54th St, New York, NY.
			Bath
Last month	$4,500	2 bed	1 bath
5 years ago	$4,995	1 bed	1 bath
5 years ago	$3,000	1 bed	1 bath
6 years ago	$2,750	1 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$4,500	1 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$3,500	1 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$4,500	2 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$2,500	1 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$3,700	1 bed	1 bath
10 years ago	$3,950	2 bed	1 bath

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Neighborhood

Theater District | New York, NY

NEIGHBORHOOD VIBE

Lively and energetic

You’ll be in the heart of the action in this bustling and vibrant area with plenty of shopping, nightlife, and culture.

Getting around New York near 200 W 54th St #6C

Walking

10/10

No car? No problem. Everything you need is within a few blocks.

Driving

3/10

Roads are accessible, but parking may be a challenge.

Cycling

9/10

Helmets on–you can get anywhere in this cyclist-friendly, well-connected area.

Transit

10/10

Getting around is a breeze; rapid transit and bus lines are a few blocks away.

Points of interest for 200 W 54th St #6C, New York

Groceries

10/10

At least one supermarket within a 5-minute walk

Shopping

10/10

Exceptional variety of shops within a few minutes’ walk

Cafes

10/10

Exceptional variety of cafés within a few minutes’ walk

Restaurants

10/10

Exceptional variety of restaurants within a few minutes’ walk

Primary schools

9/10

At least one elementary school within a 10-minute walk

High schools

9/10

At least one high school within a 10-minute walk

Parks

10/10

Exceptionally large amount of park space within a few minutes’ walk

Nightlife

10/10

Exceptional variety of bars right within a few minutes’ walk

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Fireplace

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The Adlon and The Aljomor The Adlon opened in December 1912, and was designed by noted architects George and Edward Blum. The developers, Alexander Pincus, Joseph Graf, and Morris Goldstone commissioned the Blums to design a first- class fire proof building on the southwest corner of 54th Street and 7th Avenue. The neighborhood was undergoing substantial changes at that time, with large apartment houses taking the place of smaller tenement-style buildings. As the American West expanded, it became popular to name these New York City apartment houses after the newly-created states: the Oregon, the Idaho and Wyoming are nearby examples. New York Times columnist Christopher Gray, writing in his April 18, 1999 Streetscapes article, points out that The Adlon was festooned with fashionable Secessionist and Arts & Crafts details and bucked that trend. Thus we were named after the renowned Hotel Adlon in Berlin. The developers acquired the site for South building while still in the planning stages of the North building. They hired the Blums to design an Arts + Crafts companion building and dubbed it The Aljomor – a compilation of Al, Joe and Morris. The Adlon is truly a unique structure. Most residential buildings of the period were of the Beaux Arts style with corbels, wreaths and other catalogue design elements. Not The Adlon and The Aljomor, they speak speak their own distinctive language. And while the marketing materials in 1912 used the shorthand term “Moorish” in fact the exterior is an exuberant display of Arts and Crafts, Celtic, Secession, and Art Nouveau details. There are exaggerated shields, textured brick, Gruby tiles and Secession squares throughout. The apartment interiors are notable for their conservative traditionalism. Heavy wooden door and window casings, elaborate plasterwork and –now lost—decorative fireplaces characterize our rooms. The building also has a fascinating social history with many luminaries as former residents: Mickey Mantle, Carol Burnett, along with a host of Broadway performers. The building converted to cooperative ownership in 1989. It remains a standout survivor in one of Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods.