333 E 41St St

A six-story, 1926-built cooperative in Tudor City, Prospect Hill (333 East 41st Street) is a small, boutique pre-war residence with roughly two-dozen to three dozen units. Executed in Tudor Revival idiom, the building preserves period details: high ceilings, tall casement windows, hardwood floors, original moldings and working wood-burning fireplaces in many apartments. Unit types are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, including duplex arrangements and unusually large, townhouse-like floorplans; ceiling heights frequently exceed nine feet, with some listings noting double-digit and loft-like proportions. Common areas are modest but well-maintained: a landscaped private courtyard/garden that adjoins Tudor City Greens, a basement laundry room, complimentary storage and bike rooms, and firewood storage. Building operations include a live-in superintendent, passenger and service elevators, video intercom entry, and recently updated systems such as elevators and laundry machines. The cooperative board is described as prudent with sound finances; financing allowances and policies vary but commonly permit substantial mortgage financing, occasional subletting and pied-à-terre with board approval, and case-by-case pet acceptance. Location places residents in a leafy enclave between Grand Central Terminal and the U.N., offering immediate access to Midtown East transit, restaurants, and the quiet, park-like Tudor City setting.