333 E 46Th St

333 East 46th Street is a 20-story post‑war condop completed in 1959 that offers a range of studio, alcove, one‑ and two‑bedroom residences across mid‑town Turtle Bay. The exterior presents a mid‑century apartment block scale with planted courtyard and a communal roof garden accessed from landscaped common areas. Interiors typically feature hardwood or wide plank oak flooring, generous foyer or dining zones, separate galley or eat‑in kitchens, multiple closets including walk‑ins, stone or marble finishes in renovated baths, and large windows that emphasize east, north or river views. Common building services and systems include a 24‑hour doorman/concierge, live‑in superintendent, elevator access, on‑site parking garage and central laundry. Outdoor offerings comprise a roof deck, patio‑level seating area, planted courtyard and some apartments with private terraces or balconies. The condop structure produces condo‑like transaction terms with notably liberal subletting rules, permitting immediate rentals and flexible ownership scenarios (pied‑a‑terre, gifting, purchases for relatives, and sales to diplomats are commonly allowed). Pet policy is restrictive toward dogs but generally permits cats. Situated a short walk from the United Nations, Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, Grand Central and multiple subway lines and ferry access, the property combines full‑service urban conveniences with proximity to riverside and Midtown institutions.