7 E 35Th St

The Antoinette is a post‑war, full‑service cooperative in Midtown Manhattan completed in 1979. Rising 17 stories and containing 25 residences, the building is a low‑density boutique property that primarily offers one‑ and two‑bedroom homes, many laid out as multi‑level triplexes and duplexes rather than conventional single‑floor units. Architecturally restrained, the block‑scale structure emphasizes livable interior volume: high ceilings, atrium or clerestory glazing in select units, and multiple apartments with wood‑burning fireplaces, private balconies, Juliet terraces or modest planted gardens. Common areas are quietly appointed with a staffed 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, elevator access, on‑site laundry room and rentable private storage. Individual residences frequently feature recessed lighting, entrance foyers, breakfast bars, renovated kitchens with stainless appliances and occasional in‑unit washer/dryer permitted subject to board approval. The co‑op maintains pet restrictions (cats allowed; dogs generally prohibited) and flexible purchasing policies including pied‑a‑terres, guarantors and co‑purchases on a case‑by‑case basis; financing up to typical co‑op limits is permitted. Location is a central Midtown node—steps from Fifth Avenue, Bryant Park, Grand Central and multiple subway lines—positioning the building for easy access to theaters, dining, transit and corporate hubs while preserving the quieter, residential feel of a boutique cooperative.