137 E 28Th St

A pre-war, mid-rise cooperative constructed in 1927, the nine-story property presents classic early-20th-century NYC architecture with tile-mosaic corridors and detailed millwork. Comprising largely one-bedroom residences arranged with generous entry foyers and high beamed ceilings, units emphasize prewar character—hardwood floors, decorative moldings, sizable closets and multiple exposures that deliver abundant natural light. Interior conveniences commonly include windowed kitchens and bathrooms, in-unit pantry or built-in office alcoves in some layouts, plus elevator service to all floors. Shared amenities center on an attractively landscaped roof deck with panoramic skyline views, a coin-operated laundry room, bike storage, basement storage lockers and a live-in superintendent. Building operations feature video security, two elevators, modest monthly maintenance that often covers cable and internet, and established financials typical of a well-managed co-op. Occupancy rules vary by unit but generally allow subletting after a period with board approval; pet policies tend to be restrictive (cats widely accepted, dogs limited or prohibited), and pied-a-terre permissions differ by board. Located in Rose Hill between NoMad, Kips Bay and Gramercy, the building sits steps from the 6 train, Madison Square Park, groceries and a broad range of restaurants, offering an urban, transit-rich lifestyle.