139 E 30Th St

Built in 1910 and converted in the 1980s, this six-story prewar cooperative occupies a quiet, tree-lined block between Lexington and Third Avenues in Kips Bay/Murray Hill. The intimate building contains roughly two dozen residences made up predominantly of one- and two-bedroom floor plans that retain classic period details—10-foot ceilings in some units, original moldings, transoms, decorative woodwork and inlaid hardwoods—alongside modern renovations. Common areas include an elegant lobby, elevator service, a central laundry room and bicycle storage; a live-in superintendent handles on-site building maintenance. Apartment interiors vary from fully restored art‑deco or prewar finishes to fully gut‑renovated turnkey kitchens and baths featuring marble counters, high-end stainless appliances, and in‑unit HVAC or ductless systems in select homes. Pet-friendly co-op policies allow co-purchasers and pied-à-terre ownership, and sublets are permitted under building rules after a holding period. There is no building-level exterior amenity program; on-street or garage parking options are neighborhood-dependent. The address offers strong transit access (near the 6 train and multiple buses) and immediate proximity to Madison Square Park, Trader Joe’s, Fairway and a dense dining and shopping corridor, delivering a traditional Manhattan prewar living experience with contemporary conveniences.