140 W 58th St

Joyce Manor is a 10-story, prewar cooperative erected in 1930 and organized as a boutique residence with roughly four units per floor. Architecturally the building retains traditional midtown prewar details — beamed high ceilings, crown moldings, and a restrained European-inspired façade — while many apartments show contemporary gut renovations. Unit types are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts with generous room proportions, formal foyers and dining areas, and chef-style windowed kitchens in renovated homes. Common interiors include a staffed doorman (part-time), a live-in superintendent, central laundry, building storage and individual bike/storage spaces. Outdoor amenities emphasize private space: several units offer private terraces or roof-deck access and penthouse residences include substantial planted terraces with utility hookups. Practical building policies are liberal for a co-op: pets, pied-a-terres, sublets and guarantors are generally permitted with board approval; some sponsor units have flexible financing or no board approval. Located one block from Central Park in Midtown, the building sits within immediate reach of Columbus Circle, Carnegie Hall, major subway lines and high-end retail, offering a largely residential, culturally rich neighborhood experience.