110 E 36Th St

A 12-story post-war cooperative on a quiet Park Avenue block in Murray Hill, completed in 1958 and containing 21 residential units. The building is modest in scale and massing, reflecting mid‑century apartment-house proportions rather than high‑rise luxury. Units are primarily studios and one-bedrooms, many arranged as alcove studios with separate windowed kitchens and generous closet storage. Interiors across listings show a mix of original and renovated finishes—hardwood and parquet floors, updated kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, and modernized bathrooms—while several apartments retain layouts that emphasize light and courtyard views. Common areas include an attended entrance with a live-in superintendent and porter, two elevators, a renovated laundry room, storage and bike rooms, and a landscaped courtyard/garden with some private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet. Building operations feature a video intercom, CCTV, bulk cable/internet, and on-site garage parking available nearby. Board policies are relatively flexible for a co-op: pied-à-terre, co-purchasing, guarantors and subletting are generally allowed with approval (sublets usually after two years); financing up to 80% is typical. Management is hands-on with recent hallway refreshes and periodic capital assessments; pets are generally prohibited.