5 Tudor City Pl

Windsor Tower is a 26-story prewar cooperative in Manhattan’s Tudor City Historic District, completed in 1925 and totaling roughly 170 units ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments. The architecture reflects English Renaissance and Tudor-influenced detailing typical of the era; original features such as high beamed ceilings, paneled doors, restored casement windows and oak or pine strip hardwood floors remain in many residences alongside modernized kitchens and baths. Units commonly include generous closet storage, eat-in or open-plan kitchens with granite or marble counters, and occasional private balconies or river-facing windows. The building offers full-service residential operations with a 24-hour doorman, resident manager, concierge and an on-site convenience market. Shared facilities include a recently renovated fitness center with East River views, central laundry, bike room, storage rooms, and a rentable community/recreation space. On the exterior, Windsor Tower sits adjacent to Tudor City’s landscaped parks and garden courts, providing quiet green space while keeping Midtown access: Grand Central and multiple transit lines are within a few blocks. Co-op policies are relatively flexible for a prewar coop—pied-à-terre ownership, co-purchasing and pets are allowed; subletting and gifting restrictions vary by tenure. Many units include utilities (heat, hot water and often electricity) in monthly maintenance, and select common areas and building systems have been updated in recent years.