320 E 42Nd St

Woodstock Tower is a 32-story, landmarked pre‑war co‑op completed in 1929 and designed in the Tudor/Gothic idiom by developer Fred F. French. The property contains primarily studios and one‑bedroom layouts across approximately 459 units and preserves period details such as carved stonework, mullioned casement windows, two‑story lobby volume and original wood trim. Interiors commonly feature high beamed ceilings, crown molding, built‑in storage, entry foyers, eat‑in kitchens or kitchen islands, granite counters and pantry space; many residences offer private balconies or dual exposures with city and East River views. Shared spaces include an elegant staffed lobby with a full‑time doorman, a private landscaped courtyard/garden used for building events, central laundry, a ground‑floor fitness room, bicycle and storage rooms (fee for some services), and an on‑site superintendent. Policies are flexible by co‑op standards: pied‑a‑terre, parent purchases, co‑purchasing, gifting and immediate subletting are permitted; pets are allowed. Maintenance typically covers heat, hot water and electricity. Located in Tudor City/Midtown East, the tower sits between 1st and 2nd Avenues just north of 42nd Street, providing immediate access to Grand Central, multiple subway lines, cross‑town buses, and nearby parks along the East River.