155 E 38Th St

155 East 38th Street is a mid-century, post‑war condominium completed in 1960 and rising roughly 19–20 stories with about 176 units composed primarily of studios and one‑bedroom layouts (many configured as alcove studios and convertible two‑bedroom plans). The exterior presents a straightforward white‑brick façade typical of its era. Residences feature practical city‑apartment finishes such as parquet or wide‑plank hardwood floors, separate kitchens with modernized cabinetry and stainless appliances in many units, abundant closet storage including oversized and custom closets, and combinations of through‑the‑wall and split A/C systems; some homes include private terraces or small outdoor spaces. Common areas and building operations emphasize full‑service functionality: a 24‑hour doorman, elevator service, live‑in superintendent, updated laundry room, bike room, building storage and an on‑site garage. The property allows pets and accommodates investors and pied‑à‑terre buyers, with generally low monthly carrying costs highlighted in listings. Located in Murray Hill between Lexington and Third Avenue, the building sits a short walk from Grand Central Terminal, multiple subway and bus lines, neighborhood groceries and restaurants, and core Midtown destinations, offering a dense urban lifestyle with practical conveniences for commuters and city dwellers.