7 E 35Th St

The Antoinette is a post‑war cooperative tower completed in 1979, rising to roughly 17 stories and containing around fifty‑to‑sixty residences composed primarily of one‑ and two‑bedroom multi‑level layouts. Designed by Steven B. Jacobs, the building presents a red brick façade and a mix of duplexes, triplexes and loft‑style split levels that create dramatic ceiling heights, mezzanines, and private outdoor spaces such as small balconies, Juliet balconies and larger planted terraces. Interiors commonly include recessed lighting, breakfast bars, entrance foyers and customized storage solutions; many residences feature wood‑burning fireplaces, hardwood floors, updated kitchens with stone counters and in‑unit washers in select units. Common areas and building services emphasize convenience: a 24‑hour attended lobby with full‑time doorman and live‑in superintendent, elevator access, onsite laundry, rentable personal storage and bicycle storage. Pet policy is restrictive (cats typically allowed; dogs generally not permitted) and the co‑op board typically considers pied‑a‑tère, guarantors, foreign buyers and co‑purchases on a case‑by‑case basis. Located in Murray Hill/Midtown South, the property provides immediate walking access to Grand Central, Bryant Park, Midtown shopping and a dense subway network serving east, west and downtown Manhattan.