Neighborhood summary

Living on West Loop Road in Manhattan is an experience that combines the conveniences of city life with a surprising level of tranquility. This narrow, one-way street, tucked away between bustling 10th Avenue and the West Side Highway, is home to only two addresses, creating an intimate, almost secluded atmosphere that's rare to find in Manhattan. The street's A grade, with a score of 99.4, reflects the city's diligent maintenance and cleanliness efforts. However, the top complaints from residents, while minimal, include issues with food establishments and dirty conditions. One report cited a problematic kitchen or food preparation area, and another mentioned trash accumulations. These issues, though specific, are not indicative of a broader trend and are likely to be addressed promptly by the city's 311 system.

Despite its proximity to the vibrant Chelsea and Meatpacking District neighborhoods, West Loop Road maintains a quiet ambiance. The street's layout, with its turnaround at the end, discourages through traffic, and the lack of commercial establishments ensures that noise levels are kept to a minimum. Parking is not a major issue due to the street's narrowness and the limited number of residents. While the street does not have its own parking regulations, the nearby alternate side parking rules apply, ensuring that fire hydrants and other vital points remain accessible. The street's crime statistics are reassuring, with zero reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, making West Loop Road an unusually peaceful haven in the heart of Manhattan.

Limited data — only 3 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

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Notable buildings on West Loop Road

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Crime on West Loop Road

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