Brown Harris Stevens

With stunning views of the Chrysler Building, this fully renovated studio in Murray Hill is the ideal home. The modern kitchen is outfitted with sleek grey Hanssem cabinets, a Caesarstone countertop, a marble backsplash, and top-tier appliances from Smeg and Fisher & Paykel. The bathroom impresses with Dolomiti Marble, an Italian glass accent wall, a marble mosaic floor, and a custom vanity. Storage is plentiful with four custom closets and built-in wall shelves. Additionally, the apartment features updated electrical wiring. Located just off Park Avenue, 110 East 36th Street offers easy access to major transportation, including Metro North and the 4/5/6 Subway lines, and is close to the Midtown Tunnel. This well-maintained building features a video intercom system, a live-in super, two elevators, a renovated laundry facility with new washers and dryers, storage options, bike storage, and a landscaped common back patio. The hallways...

This is a lovely spacious studio in the heart of Kips Bay, where classic charm meets modern convenience. The apartment boasts a distinctive sunken living room, perfect for entertaining or unwinding after a long day. The open eat-in kitchen offers ample counter space and stainless steel appliances including a Frigidaire dishwasher. The oversized dimensions of this unit offer several possibilities for a separate sleeping and dining area. Overlooking a serene common garden, this residence provides a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. Set within a six-story Art Deco elevator building, with a live-in super and central laundry prime location near the vibrant shops, cafes, and dining options along both 3rd and Lexington Avenues, you'll have everything you need right at your doorstep including Eataly, Trader Joe's and Madison Square Park! Quiet and understated, this charming building offers great value in the downtown market. Pets allowed upon approval....

This high floor studio at Prospect Tower is the perfect pied-a-terre or a starter apartment in a special and unique location. North facing and pin drop quiet, it has everything you need to live comfortably. Remarkably separate from noise and traffic while just three blocks from Grand Central Station. Subways, restaurants and shopping are all conveniently nearby. Tudor City plays a historic and unique role in New York City history. It was the first and largest planned residential community in NYC. 45 Tudor City Place known as Prospect Tower, the first of 13 Tudor City buildings, opened to residents in September of 1927. Period details abound both inside and out, while amenities reflect today's needs: 24 hour doormen, a live-in superintendent, nearby fitness room, bike room, central laundry, access to Tudor City's communal gardens and a rooftop deck with fabulous views in every direction. In addition, heat, hot water and...