139 E 33Rd St

Constructed in 1957, this 15-story cooperative occupies a full-service midblock position in the Murray Hill/Kips Bay corridor of Manhattan. The building contains a mix of studios, one-bedrooms and three-bedroom layouts, many configured with alcoves or partial walls that create separate sleeping or dressing areas. Interiors commonly feature hardwood or parquet floors, generous closet storage including walk-ins, galley or open kitchens with recent updates in some units, formal dining areas or breakfast bars, and windowed bathrooms. The property provides full-time doorman service, a live-in superintendent, elevator access and renovated public corridors; on-site conveniences include a resident garage/valet parking, building storage, laundry facilities and a planted courtyard/garden. Outdoor options range from private balconies to varied private outdoor spaces across units. Pet policies are permissive for small dogs and cats (board-approved weight limits typically up to 15–25 lbs). The co-op’s governance supports pied-à-terres, parent-purchasing, gifting, guarantors and limited subletting after residency requirements, and it reports stable financials. Located steps from the #6 subway, with easy access to Grand Central, Penn Station, neighborhood groceries and fitness clubs, the building suits buyers seeking an established, amenity-forward prewar-era cooperative in a transit-rich Manhattan neighborhood.