303 E 37Th St

A six-story, prewar cooperative completed in 1941, this mid-rise Murray Hill building showcases Art Deco detailing and a formal lobby. The collection of primarily one- and two-bedroom homes retains original period touches — crown moldings, arched doorways, inlaid hardwood and sunken living rooms — alongside modern updates found in many units such as renovated windowed kitchens, contemporary bathrooms and recessed lighting. Interiors typically feature generous entry foyers, formal dining areas or eat-in kitchens, high ceilings, abundant closet and pantry storage, and some apartments offer convertible layouts or corner plans with multiple exposures. Shared spaces are practical and service-oriented: an elevator, live-in superintendent, video intercom, central laundry, bike room, rentable storage bins and a planted courtyard with small private outdoor spots. The coop’s operations accommodate everyday urban needs with package acceptance by staff, a responsive superintendent and additional conveniences like a pantry or bike storage. Building policies are buyer-friendly relative to peers — pets permitted with board approval, subletting allowed under certain terms, gifting accepted and up to 80% financing available on qualifying purchases. Located between First and Second Avenues, the building sits within Murray Hill’s restaurant- and amenity-rich blocks, a short walk to Grand Central Terminal, the East River Esplanade and local supermarkets. The neighborhood context offers strong transit access, nearby parks and waterfront running/biking paths, supporting a commuter-friendly, urban lifestyle with classic prewar character.