305 W 52Nd St

A six-story prewar condominium building constructed in 1941, the property reflects Art Deco-era massing and interior detail at a human scale. The 13-unit structure houses studios, one- and two-bedroom homes across modest floorplates; many residences retain classic prewar elements such as sunken living rooms, crown moldings, arched doorways and high ceilings alongside renovated kitchens and baths. Common areas include an entrance foyer, laundry room, resident superintendent, and storage lockers available to owners. Exterior features are low-rise urban: a small planted courtyard/garden and private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet for some units, plus building storage. The property operates with a part-time doorman and a front-desk presence that historically ranges into late evening, plus building-level smoke-free policies. Pets are allowed under condominium rules; parking is not an on-site feature. Located in Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen, the building sits blocks from multiple subway lines, theater and business districts, grocery options and Central Park, delivering a walkable, transit-rich Manhattan lifestyle.