152 E 35Th St

This six-story prewar cooperative in Murray Hill was built in 1930 and contains a small collection of primarily studio and one-bedroom apartments across 11 units. The exterior retains a restrained historic façade and a modest planted courtyard; several apartments include private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet. Interiors reflect loft-like prewar proportions with high ceilings, recessed lighting, open floorplans and built-ins; many units show renovated kitchens and bathrooms, hardwood floors and decorative chandeliers. Common areas were recently refreshed, including an upgraded lobby and hallways, and the building provides an elevator, a part-time or virtual doorman, on-site laundry and a package room. Operationally the co-op is notably flexible: the board permits a broad range of purchasing scenarios (parents buying for children, gifting, co-purchases, pied-à-terres) and allows subletting, with investor-friendly policies and financing up to about 80% with favorable tax treatment referenced in listings. Pets are allowed and a live-in super handles day-to-day needs. Located on a tree-lined Murray Hill block, the building sits close to mass transit, restaurants and Midtown destinations, offering an intimate, transit-oriented urban residence with small-building scale and practical amenities for everyday city living.