30 Beekman Pl

30 Beekman Place is a ten-story, 1931 prewar cooperative by architect George F. Pelham, comprising 38 residences in a boutique full-service format. The façade and restored lobby reflect period detailing; interiors commonly feature high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors and decorative fireplaces. Unit layouts skew toward two- and multi-bedroom classic prewar plans with formal dining rooms, entrance foyers, eat-in kitchens and large living rooms with multiple exposures and treetop or river views. Common areas include a furnished courtyard, a newly renovated windowed fitness center, central laundry, bike and private storage facilities, and a live-in resident superintendent. The building maintains 24-hour doorman service, a central water-purification system and white-glove management. Walk-up outdoor space and private terraces are available in select units; BBQ use and private outdoor areas over 60 sq ft are noted in some listings. The coop’s rules permit pied-a-terres, one pet per apartment (policies historically flexible), and financing up to typical cooperative limits. Located on the tranquil, tree-lined Beekman Place near the East River promenade and Midtown, the building offers a quiet enclave feel while retaining easy access to restaurants, transit and waterfront recreation.