310 E 46Th St

Turtle Bay Towers is a 27-story, 153-unit condop in Midtown East originally built in 1929 and converted to residential use in 1979. The property contains a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom residences and is distinguished by loft-like floor plates with dramatic ceiling heights—commonly 12 to 14 feet—and oversized solarium-style windows that emphasize light and skyline or river views. Interiors frequently feature open floorplans, eat-in or galley kitchens with stone counters, generous built-in storage, walk-in closets, separate formal dining areas or dens, and upgraded baths with soaking tubs and quality fixtures. Common areas and services include a renovated lobby with seating areas, 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, laundry rooms on multiple floors, a roof deck, bike room, building storage, and on-site attended garage parking. Outdoor options range from private balconies to larger private terraces on select units. The building’s condop structure permits investor ownership, pied-a-terres, unlimited subletting, guarantors and pet ownership; board interviews are not required and financing up to 90% is generally permitted. Located on a quiet east block near the United Nations and a few blocks from Grand Central Terminal, the property sits within a diplomatic and residential neighborhood with easy access to transit, riverfront walkways, restaurants, and neighborhood retail.