325 W 52Nd St

Built in 1910, this five-story prewar cooperative in Midtown West/Clinton (Hell’s Kitchen) retains classic early-20th-century character while offering a range of renovated, loft-like one-bedroom layouts. The masonry façade and modest low-rise scale give the building a townhouse-like presence on a tree-lined block near Central Park and the Theater District. Interiors typically showcase high ceilings (often 9–12+ feet), hardwood floors, exposed brick, oversized south-facing windows, and frequent wood-burning fireplaces; many units have been comprehensively renovated with custom millwork, built-ins, and high-end chef kitchens. Common areas are residential in scale: a landscaped roof deck provides shared outdoor space and select units include substantial private terraces or private outdoor spaces over 60 sq ft. Building services and conveniences include an elevator, live-in superintendent, central laundry or in-building laundry room, bike storage, and on-site storage options. The co-op’s pet-friendly policy, flexible resale rules (including subletting and pied-a-terre allowances in many listings), and low to moderate maintenance profiles attract buyers seeking prewar character with modern systems. Located steps from transit, restaurants, theaters, Columbus Circle and cultural institutions, the building supports an urban lifestyle that mixes privacy with immediate access to Midtown amenities.