Buildings with elevators near the E train in Chelsea

It’s the location-based filter used to surface Chelsea buildings close to the E subway line. The exact walking route matters, so double-check the stop you plan to use on each building’s page.

The buildings shown are tagged as having an elevator. Confirm whether it serves all floors and any access restrictions for move-ins, packages, or after-hours entry.

No. Even in elevator buildings, accessibility can vary by entrance steps, door widths, unit layout, and building processes. If you have requirements, verify them with management before applying.

Openigloo aggregates renter-first signals like building-level notes and Q&A so you can spot common issues earlier. Still, you should verify unit-specific details directly with the landlord.

No. The filter doesn’t control pricing or fees. Review the building’s requirements (deposits, move-in fees, utilities, and any one-time charges) on the unit and building details before committing.

No. Maintenance schedules and temporary outages can happen. If elevator reliability matters, ask management about recent service history and typical response times.

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