300 W 53Rd St

This is a six-story, 1947 condominium boutique building in Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen. The exterior presents a modest prewar/Art Deco-era scale with a planted courtyard and on-site storage; elevators serve all floors. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts that emphasize prewar proportions — high ceilings, formal entry foyers, dining galleries, sunken or oversized living rooms, built-in bookcases, and original details updated with contemporary finishes. Typical residences include windowed kitchens and baths, large walk-in and French-door closets, hardwood floors, multiple bonus alcoves for offices or dining, and abundant built-in storage. Common areas and building services reflect a well-managed, full-time staff model: a 24-hour or extended-hours doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry room, bike storage, and individual storage units. The property is pet-friendly and maintains relatively low monthly common charges; occasional capital assessments appear in listings. Location is a primary asset — a short walk to Central Park, Columbus Circle, Broadway theaters, Lincoln Center, major subway lines, Whole Foods, and diverse dining and retail. The overall character blends prewar architectural charm with modernized condo living tailored for buyers seeking larger-than-normal floor plans in a highly walkable Midtown neighborhood.