150 E 27Th St

A postwar seven-story brick cooperative constructed in 1960, this Midtown Manhattan building houses primarily studio residences and a small number of larger layouts. The façade is traditional masonry; interiors typically feature high ceilings, hardwood or herringbone floors, and well-proportioned room footprints. Units often include an entrance foyer, generous built-in storage and walk-in closets, separate or windowed kitchens with stone or butcher-block counters, and period-to-renovated bathrooms. Common areas are maintained and include a renovated marble lobby, elevator with keyed access, on-site laundry facilities, building storage, and a live-in superintendent. Exterior amenities emphasize practical urban comforts: a planted garden and private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet for select units, bicycle storage, and an underground parking garage. Building policies are co-op governed and tend to be flexible: pets, pied-a-terre use, guarantors, parental purchases, and limited subletting are permitted subject to board approval. Situated on a tree-lined residential street, the property sits at the crossroads of NoMad, Flatiron, Kips Bay, Gramercy and Murray Hill, offering immediate access to grocery options, restaurants, transit lines, and nearby parks such as Madison Square Park. Low monthly maintenance and periodic short-term assessments are part of the ownership picture.