45 Tudor City Pl

A landmarked pre-war residential tower in Midtown Manhattan, completed in 1927, the 25‑story Gothic Revival structure comprises about 147 units ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments. The exterior is distinguished by its 1920s masonry façade, a pronounced rooftop crown and period detailing that anchor it within the historic Tudor City enclave. Interiors typically retain pre-war character — tall, beamed ceilings, original casement windows, oak or chestnut strip flooring and decorative moldings — alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms in many apartments that introduce modern finishes like quartz or granite counters and stainless appliances. Common areas include a richly furnished lobby with stained-glass panels and arched entryways, an elevator bank with 24-hour doorman coverage, and a live-in superintendent. Resident amenities emphasize practical urban living: communal laundry, bicycle storage, additional private storage rooms, an on-site mail/post facility and expansive furnished roof terraces with panoramic views of the East River and Midtown skyline. The building allows cats but generally prohibits dogs; policies permit pied-à-terre ownership, co-purchasing, gifting and use of guarantors, with subletting allowed after set ownership periods. Located adjacent to Tudor City Parks and a short walk to Grand Central, the building offers a quiet, park-facing refuge while remaining steps from Midtown transit, dining and services.