123 E 37Th St

The Lindley House is a 15-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1940 and located in Murray Hill, Manhattan. Architecturally it presents classic prewar proportions: high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, and step-down living rooms that create distinct living and dining zones within modest floorplates. Units are primarily studios and one-bedrooms, many reconfigured or renovated to include windowed kitchens, granite counters, built-in bookcases and walk-in closets; common interior traits include generous storage, entrance foyers, and elevators. Shared amenities emphasize full-service urban living: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, on-site resident manager, communal laundry, private storage and a planted, furnished roof deck with panoramic skyline views. The property provides bike storage and building-level storage rooms; select units offer private outdoor terraces over 60 sq ft and garden access. Pet policies are friendly; the co-op board allows pied-a-terres, co-purchasers, guarantors and parent gifting subject to approval and up to 80% financing. Situated on a tree-lined block near Lexington Avenue and East 37th Street, the building places residents within easy walking distance of Grand Central Terminal, multiple subway lines and bus routes, Trader Joe’s, restaurants, and neighborhood cultural institutions, supporting a convenient, transit-oriented Murray Hill lifestyle.