137 E 36Th St

A 24-story, 142-unit cooperative completed in 1966, this Midtown East/Murray Hill residence occupies a prominent corner near Lexington Avenue and East 36th Street. The building’s massing reads as a midcentury tower with a formal, newly renovated lobby and landscaped courtyard linking two wings. Units are primarily one- to three-bedroom layouts, including convertible junior-four plans and duplexes; many homes feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, built‑in millwork, multiple exposures, and windowed kitchens with modernized appliances. Common interior provisions include elevator service, foyer entries, recessed lighting, pantry and storage options, and smoke-free policies. Outdoor amenities emphasize landscaped shared spaces: a garden and courtyard, a roof deck with wide city views, and private outdoor spaces attached to select apartments. Resident services reflect a white-glove co-op model: 24-hour doorman and concierge, porter and live‑in superintendent, package room, bike storage, and on-site laundry. Resident wellness and convenience are supported by a large fitness center and multiple central laundry rooms; building storage and a dedicated bike room help address urban living needs. Parking is not advertised; pet policies are restrictive with most listings stating no pets and only registered service or emotional support animals permitted. The property sits within walking distance of Grand Central Terminal, multiple subway lines, dining and retail corridors, and hospitals, offering a transit-rich, central Manhattan lifestyle.