25 Tudor City Pl

A landmark 23-story prewar cooperative in Midtown Manhattan, completed in 1928 and rooted in Gothic Revival/Tudor Revival detailing. The 165-unit property primarily contains studios and one-bedrooms with high ceilings, beamed details, casement windows, hardwood floors and other original finishes that reflect its era. Common interior features include a grand stained-glass lobby with dark wood accents, elevators and recent mechanical upgrades; many units show built-ins, crown moldings, kitchen islands or galley kitchens and stone or granite counters. Shared spaces emphasize outdoor and small-community amenities: a furnished roof deck with panoramic river and city views, a planted courtyard/garden facing Tudor City Park, laundry facilities, bicycle storage and additional resident storage. Building services are full-service: 24-hour doorman and concierge, porter service, and front-desk security; utilities such as heat, hot water and electricity are commonly included in maintenance. The co-op’s rules accommodate pied-a-terres, guarantors, gifting, co-purchasing and parental purchases, though smoking is prohibited and dogs are typically not allowed (cats frequently permitted). Located on a tree-lined midtown enclave directly across from the private Tudor City Park, the property sits three blocks from Grand Central Station and within walking distance of the United Nations, First and Second Avenue dining, transit hubs and riverside access.