35 Park Ave

35 Park Avenue is a mid-century, 20-story cooperative completed in 1955 with 77 residences, primarily one- and three-bedroom layouts. The limestone-and-brick façade presents a restrained postwar profile with a pronounced stone base and a formal canopy marking the main entrance. Interiors reflect a mix of original proportions and updated residences: many units have galley-style kitchens, formal entry foyers, separate dining areas or alcove studios, generous closet storage including walk-in closets, and some homes feature private terraces or balconies with views toward the Chrysler Building and the East River. Common areas include a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, two ground-level laundry rooms, bicycle storage, private shareholder garden/courtyard, and on-site garage parking. Building systems have been periodically modernized — windows replaced in many units and electricity sub-metered. The co-op’s policies are traditional: pied-a-terres, co-purchasing, guarantors and limited subleasing are permitted with board approval, but pets are generally not allowed. Located in Murray Hill near the 33rd Street Park Avenue corridor, the building sits between Midtown and NoMad with ready access to the 4/5/6 trains, buses, Grand Central Terminal, restaurants, groceries and neighborhood services.