152 E 35Th St

A six-story, prewar cooperative built in 1930, this elevator building occupies a tree-lined block in Murray Hill, Manhattan. The masonry façade and modest lobby recall classic 1930s residential scale; common areas have been recently refreshed, including an updated lobby and corridors. The 49-unit building is composed primarily of studios and one-bedrooms, many laid out with loft-like proportions and tall ceilings that reflect the era. Interior characteristics across units include high ceilings, hardwood floors, built-ins and formal entry foyers or bay windows in select homes. Shared building amenities emphasize everyday convenience rather than extravagance: part-time or virtual doorman coverage, on-site laundry and a package/storage room; there is also a small building courtyard and limited private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet. The coop’s governance is relatively flexible by prewar standards—policies allow washer/dryers, pets, parents buying for children, gifting, pied-à-terres and co-purchases; subletting rules are liberal with options for immediate investor use or unlimited subletting after a short period depending on the unit. Located within easy walking distance of Grand Central, the 6 train and numerous bus lines, the building places residents close to Midtown transit, restaurants and neighborhood retail, offering an urban, convenient lifestyle with moderate monthly maintenance obligations.