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LightSquare Condominium
350 West 44th Street, Clinton, NY 10036

New Development Condominium

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Occupancy: TBA
29 residences
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  • 29 residences
  • 7 stories
  • BUILT 2024

The Details

About 350 West 44th Street, Clinton, NY 10036

Welcome to LightSquare Condominium, an incomparable residential development that highlights luxury living in Hell's Kitchen. 350 West 44th is a perfectly scaled collection of one, two, and three-bedroom homes. It also boasts a luxurious amenity package with private indoor and outdoor facilities tailored to exceed your necessities as well as expectations. Each unit within the condominium features meticulous attenti...

key features

  • Central air
  • Elevator
  • Exercise room
  • Bike Storage
  • Crafted Lobby with waiting Area
  • Custom Chef-grade Outdoor Kitchen
  • Fully equipped Fitness center
  • Fully equipped Pet spa

Listing agents

Salomon Danielov

Salomon Danielov

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Margarita Danielova

Margarita Danielova

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Armend Duka

Armend Duka

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Meir Schack

Meir Schack

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Sonya Argiró

Sonya Argiró

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

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Lightsquare Condominium Residences

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Hell’s Kitchen

Hell’s Kitchen stretches across a swath of Midtown Manhattan — north-south from 59th to 34th and east-west from 8th Avenue to the Hudson — with the personality to match its square mileage. This neighborhood, sometimes known by the milder name Clinton, has come a long way from the days when waterfront industries dominated. Though it is in a bit of a public transit desert, Hell’s Kitchen is near hubs like Times Square, Port Authority, and Columbus Circle. However, what it may lack in subways is more than made up for by charm. Most of the area — at least north of 42nd Street — is characterized by its low-rise, six-story apartment buildings, which retain their original character. Despite little more than concrete separating them, Hell’s Kitchen offers a respite from the constant hustle of Midtown West and the in-your-face neon glow of Times Square.