222 E 35Th St

Gregory House is a six-story prewar cooperative built in 1941 and set on a tree-lined Murray Hill block in Manhattan. The mid-rise masonry building contains primarily studios and one-bedroom apartments with characteristic prewar details: high ceilings, hardwood floors, arched openings, and generous entry foyers that often serve as home-office space. Many residences include separate dining alcoves or sunken living rooms, windowed kitchens (commonly fitted with full-size appliances and dishwashers), windowed bathrooms, and plentiful built-in or walk-in closet storage. Common areas and building services reflect a practical, resident-focused operation: elevator access, a live-in superintendent, key-fob/video intercom entry, basement laundry, bike storage, and rentable storage cages. Private outdoor spaces exist in select units. The coop permits pets, allows co-purchases and guarantors, and generally permits subletting after two years of owner occupancy. Location is a core feature: the building sits between Second and Third Avenues near Trader Joe’s, Fairway, multiple subway lines (including the 6 train), buses, Grand Central access, restaurants, and medical centers. Overall the property blends prewar architectural character with straightforward amenities that support urban daily living.