104 E 37Th St

A five-story prewar cooperative built in 1938, this boutique elevator building contains fifteen primarily studio residences arranged around a planted courtyard and a modest roof deck. Architectural hallmarks include high ceilings, oversized multi-pane windows and original hardwood floors; many units retain crown molding, chandeliers and deep closets, while several apartments offer raised sleeping lofts and walk-in storage. Common areas are straightforward and well-maintained: a staffed lobby with a live‑in superintendent, an elevator, basement laundry, bike storage and rentable storage rooms. The building’s exterior presents a restrained masonry façade that fits the tree-lined brownstone block character of Murray Hill; a small planted courtyard and a roof deck provide outdoor space for residents. Policies and services skew conservative: the co-op board typically permits pieds‑à‑terre, guarantors and gifting in certain cases, allows subletting after ownership requirements are met, and generally disallows pets. Located a few blocks from Park Avenue and Grand Central Terminal, the property offers immediate access to multiple subway lines, commuter rail, nearby grocery options and an active streetscape of restaurants and shops.