139 E 33Rd St

The Wendhorn is a well-maintained 15-story cooperative built in 1957 that contains 69 residences ranging from studios to one- and three-bedroom apartments. The mid-rise’s brick façade and updated public areas conceal generous, classically proportioned units featuring hardwood or parquet floors, sizable closets, and period details such as crown moldings and high baseboards in many homes. Several apartments offer balconies or private terraces with city views, and some upper-floor homes capture iconic skyline sightlines. Common areas include a renovated lobby and hallways, a staffed 24-hour doorman desk, a live-in superintendent, central laundry, a bike room, and rentable private storage; the building also operates an on-site garage managed by a third party. Interior accommodations commonly list built-in cabinetry, separate dining areas or breakfast bars, windowed kitchens, and flexible den or home-office spaces. The coop’s governance permits a range of ownership arrangements—pied-à-terre, gifting, co-purchasing, and subletting after a set period—subject to board approval; pet policies allow small dogs and cats with weight limits. Located on East 33rd Street between Murray Hill and Kips Bay, the property places residents steps from the 6 train, multiple bus lines, and short walks to Grand Central, Herald Square, grocery options like Trader Joe’s, fitness clubs, restaurants, and neighborhood shopping.