The Corinthian

The Corinthian is a full-service condominium tower rising 57 stories in Manhattan, completed in 1989 and occupying an entire city block between 37th and 38th Streets. Its exterior is defined by rounded columnar bay windows banded with brick and glass; interiors mix classic materials such as marble and rich wood in a multi-story lobby with porte-cochere, circular driveway and landscaped fountained plaza. The residence mix includes studios and one- to three-bedroom layouts, many featuring bay windows, private terraces or small balconies and expansive skyline or river views. Typical apartment finishes reported across listings include oak hardwood floors, granite or quartz counters, built-in millwork, full-size washers/dryers, sizeable closets and upgraded baths; some units showcase soaking tubs, wet bars, and cathedral or high ceilings. Resident amenities are concentrated on a dedicated amenity floor and outdoor deck: a large health club and spa with a glass-enclosed year-round pool, sauna/steam rooms, hot tub, yoga/fitness studios, golf simulator and children’s playroom; extensive outdoor sun terraces and a private jogging track encircling the site; party and conference rooms with kitchens; and recreation spaces such as billiards and game rooms. The building operates white-glove services — 24/7 doorman and concierge, valet and on-site garage, attended parking, laundry facilities, and building management — and maintains a pet-friendly policy. Located in Murray Hill near transit, retail, and Midtown destinations, the Corinthian emphasizes resort-like living with sweeping urban views and comprehensive on-site facilities.