10 Mitchell Pl

Stewart Hall (10 Mitchell Place) is a pre-war cooperative constructed in 1928, rising roughly 13–14 stories with about forty-odd one-bedroom and studio apartments. The Renaissance Revival façade and an interior lobby clad in mahogany paneling and leather seating convey an Old World, early-20th-century character. Units commonly feature high/beamed ceilings, hardwood plank floors, multiple closets including walk-ins, windowed kitchens and baths, and many retain working wood-burning fireplaces and built-ins; apartment footprints range from compact Pullman kitchens to more expansive one-bedroom plans with separate entrance foyers. Shared spaces emphasize landscaped outdoor life: a well-tended, panoramic roof garden/terrace with seating, floral and herb beds, and skyline and river views that can be reserved for private events. Full-time doorman coverage, a live-in superintendent, daily mail delivery to the door, a laundry room with complimentary dryers, bicycle storage, and rentable storage bins support day-to-day living. Building policies accommodate pets (board approval), allow pied-a-terres case-by-case, and generally permit up to 75% financing; a modest flip tax applies. Located on a quiet, tree-lined enclave near East 49th Street between First Avenue and Beekman Place, the cooperative sits within easy walking distance of the East River Greenway, parks, groceries, restaurants, Midtown offices and multiple transit lines.