325 W 45Th St

A ten-story, pre-war cooperative on Manhattan’s West Side, completed in 1924 and designed in the era’s classic fashion. The 88-unit building offers studios, one- and two-bedroom homes with original period details—high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors and formal entry foyers—alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms in many units. Common interior features include built-in shelving, generous closet and storage options, recessed lighting, and windowed kitchens in select apartments. Shared spaces are substantial for a mid-rise: an attended lobby with concierge/doorman service, a laundry room, dedicated bike room, and private storage units. Outdoors, residents use a landscaped courtyard and a prominent roof deck that provides broad city views. Operationally the co-op maintains a live-in superintendent and 24/7 staffed entry; pet policies are permissive and pied-à-terre and co-purchasing are typically allowed. The building sits within the Theater District/Hell’s Kitchen corridor—immediate access to multiple subway lines, dense restaurant and entertainment options, and a walkable urban fabric that suits both full-time residents and seasonal occupants.