303 E 37Th St

A low-rise prewar cooperative constructed in 1941, this six-story Art Deco building contains a small collection of primarily two-bedroom residences alongside one-bedroom and studio layouts. The façade and public spaces recall 1940s craftsmanship; inside, many apartments retain prewar details such as high ceilings, crown moldings, sunken living rooms, arched doorways, and original hardwood or inlaid floors. Units typically feature separate dining areas and windowed eat-in or galley kitchens, generous closet storage, and windowed bathrooms; some combinations offer convertible third bedrooms or home-office plans. Shared building amenities include an elevator, live-in superintendent, renovated lobby and laundry room, bike storage/room, private storage bins, a planted courtyard and video intercom security. Practical conveniences include a side entrance with an accessible ramp and limited private outdoor spaces off select units. The coop board allows pets with approval and maintains policies on subletting, gifting, and financing that vary by apartment. Located in Midtown East/Murray Hill, the building sits close to major transit hubs, neighborhood dining and retail, and the East River waterfront, offering a classic Manhattan prewar living experience with modern updates in common areas.