136 E 36 Street Apartment

136 E 36 Street Apartment is a pre‑war cooperative in Murray Hill originally built in the 1920s and rising 12 stories with roughly 78–79 residences. The brick-and-limestone façade and traditional proportions reflect early 20th‑century NYC apartment design while interior units frequently show preserved period details such as crown moldings, high ceilings, hardwood floors and working fireplaces in select layouts. Unit mix ranges from studios and one- and two‑bedrooms up to larger four‑bedroom/junior four arrangements; many apartments feature eat‑in or windowed kitchens, generous closet storage, and foyer entries that lead into formal living/dining configurations. Common areas are full service: a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, elevator service, laundry room, private storage and a furnished roof terrace with planted areas and city views. The co‑op has a pet‑friendly policy and allows pieds‑à‑terre, co‑purchases and sublets under board approval; bike storage and building storage are also available. Located at the corner of 36th Street and Lexington Avenue, the building provides immediate access to Midtown and multiple transit options including Grand Central and nearby subway lines, placing restaurants, grocery options, and commercial services within easy walking distance.