240 E 46Th St

240 East 46th Street is a midcentury, 13-story condominium completed in 1961 that contains about 100 residences primarily configured as studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts. The exterior is a restrained urban slab typical of early 1960s Midtown construction; interiors often feature tall ceilings and large window runs that afford city sightlines and plentiful daylight. Common areas include a staffed 24-hour doorman lobby with a distinct walnut-and-brass entrance, an elevator bank, a live-in superintendent, and on-site laundry in the cellar level. Many units show classic finishes such as oak parquet or stained hardwood floors, galley or windowed kitchens with stainless appliances, and multiple closets; several listings note updated bathrooms and customized built-ins. The building’s management permits pied‑a‑tère ownership, gifting, co-purchasing arrangements and 1031 exchanges, and it accommodates long- and short-term rental investors. There is no dedicated outdoor amenity; storage and bike provisions are handled internally. Located in Turtle Bay/Midtown East, the condominium sits within walking distance of Grand Central Terminal, the United Nations, multiple subway lines and regional rail, and a dense retail and restaurant corridor, positioning residents for a highly transit-oriented, amenity-rich Manhattan lifestyle.