345 E 52Nd St

A mid-century cooperative located at 345 East 52nd Street in Midtown-East, this 14-story, 48-unit postwar building was completed in 1959 and offers a mix of studios, one-bedroom and three-bedroom layouts. The façade and massing are restrained and typical of late 1950s residential construction, set on a tree-lined block in Turtle Bay with street-level entry and an attended lobby. Interiors emphasize light and storage: many apartments feature high ceilings, hardwood or soundproofed wood floors, generous closets (including his-and-hers configurations), recessed lighting, built-in cabinetry, and finished foyers. Selected homes have private outdoor space ranging from small balconies to terraces over 60 square feet; several apartments showcase expansive treetop or skyline views. Common areas include a landscaped, furnished roof deck with panoramic views, a bar/lounge area, communal storage and bike rooms, laundry room, and recently renovated corridors and lobby. The co-op operates full service with a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, porters, and a long-standing on-site staff; building services extend to a discounted garage (waitlist), storage, and package handling. The property is pet-friendly and permits pieds-à-terre and limited subletting per co-op rules; financing is typically allowed up to 75%. Its location affords immediate access to multiple subway lines, the FDR Drive, East River walk/bike paths, neighborhood groceries and restaurants, and proximity to the United Nations and Midtown job centers.