310 W 56th St

310 West 56th Street is a mid-century, 14-story co-op completed in 1964 that primarily offers studio residences alongside larger alcove and one-bedroom layouts. The exterior reads as a restrained post-war block with a landscaped courtyard and building garden that provide private outdoor pockets for residents; some homes include private terraces under and over 60 square feet. Interiors retain original hardwood floors in many units while renovated apartments feature modern windowed kitchens, updated baths and efficient foyers or alcove sleeping areas. Common areas include a renovated corridor scheme, an updated central laundry room, bike room and storage cages on the service level. Services and staff are comprehensive for a building of this scale: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent and maintenance personnel. Ownership rules are flexible for a Manhattan co-op—pied-a-terres, gifting, co-purchasing, parental purchases, foreign ownership and subletting are generally permitted (sublet terms vary by unit/tenure). The property is pet-friendly and offers optional paid bike and storage spaces. Located in the Columbus Circle/Time Warner Center corridor, the building provides immediate access to multiple subway lines, shopping at The Shops at Columbus Circle and cultural destinations such as Carnegie Hall and Central Park, supporting a lively, walkable urban lifestyle.