230 E 50Th St

Set in Turtle Bay, this 1927-built co-op rises 12 stories and offers one-, two- and four-bedroom residences. The building is an intimate, prewar Art Deco property with just 25 units and two apartments per elevator landing.

Residents enjoy white-glove service with a 24-hour doorman, porter and live‑in super. Shared amenities include a planted private garden and central courtyard, a furnished roof deck with panoramic midtown views, a laundry room, bike room and building storage cages. Many apartments maintain prewar details such as beamed ceilings, restored casement windows, oak or hardwood floors and working wood-burning fireplaces. The lobby has classic Art‑Deco finishes and there are semi-private elevator landings for added privacy. Pets are permitted and pied-à-terres are allowed subject to board approval.

Located on a quiet, tree-lined block in Midtown East, the building sits a short walk from multiple subway lines, Grand Central and Central Park, with easy access to the United Nations, Sutton Place and neighborhood restaurants and shops.