350 E 30Th St

350 East 30th Street is a six-story post‑war condominium built in the mid‑1950s and configured mainly with studios and one‑ to two‑bedroom units. The masonry facade and tree‑lined residential street give the property a low‑rise, neighborhood scale uncommon among Manhattan condo blocks. Interiors vary from original layouts with generous foyers and windowed galley kitchens to renovated studios and one‑bedrooms featuring modern kitchens, updated baths, and hardwood floors. Common areas include a staffed 24‑hour doorman lobby, elevators, a live‑in superintendent, central laundry room, bike storage and a common storage area in the basement. Additional practical conveniences for residents are an adjacent commercial garage (third‑party) and on‑site package handling. The building permits pets and maintains relatively low monthly common charges, which supports both owner‑occupants and investors. Located in Kips Bay/Murray Hill, the condo is steps from mid‑town transit options, neighborhood supermarkets, restaurants, and medical centers, offering an urban yet residential lifestyle with easy access to the FDR Drive and multiple subway lines.