Selis Manor

On Manhattan’s west side, between sixth and seventh avenues, sits a 13-story building that quietly anchors the block—Selis Manor. Completed in the late 1980s, it holds 114 one- and two-bedroom units on 23rd Street, a corridor where pre-war walk-ups meet newer glass towers. The lobby desk doubles as a small package room; residents can request extra storage in the basement pods. A roof deck with west-facing skyline views opens at 8 a.m.; the laundry room on the 11th floor runs until midnight. Mail service is split between lobby boxes and individual suites—no extra charge for the larger units. Off-hours security patrols the hallways; package lockers accept deliveries during off-peak hours. The building’s two service elevators reach every floor; key fob entry keeps the elevators and lobby doors secure after 10 p.m. For guidance on tours or move-in details, dial (212) 620-9109. Directions and parking hints appear on the Selis Manor map listing.