433 W 34Th St

A 20-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1930, this Art Deco elevator building occupies a Midtown West parcel near Hudson Yards and the High Line. Architecture and interiors retain period character: beamed and high ceilings, original moldings, hardwood floors and restored lobby details. Residences are primarily studios and one-bedrooms, many with eat-in kitchens, pantry closets, sizable foyers and windowed bathrooms; some larger units show configurations of two or three bedrooms in older listings. Building services emphasize full-time staffing and convenience — a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, building maintenance and package handling systems. Shared amenities include a roof deck, large central laundry with valet/drop-off service, bike room and rentable storage. The co-op has liberal occupancy policies for co-purchasing and parental guarantors, allows pets, and permits subletting after a typical ownership period (board approval required). Street-level access and nearby transit (7, A, C, E lines, Penn Station and crosstown buses) place the building within easy reach of shopping, parks and the Javits Center, supporting both full-time and pied-à-terre use.