Generous workspaceRoom for casual diningGracious entry foyerThoughtfully designed layoutWindowed eat-in kitchenCustom cabinetry
Welcome home to this beautifully maintained oversized prewar one-bedroom residence in the heart of Murray Hill.
A gracious entry foyer welcomes you into a thoughtfully designed layout, where classic prewar proportions lend an exceptional sense of scale. The spacious living room, anchored by a grand bookcase, flows seamlessly into the windowed eat-in kitchen: a home chef's dream, complete with custom cabinetry, generous workspace, and room for casual dining.
The generously sized bedroom does not share any walls with adjacent apartments, offering exceptional quiet and privacy.
The updated windowed bathroom blends modern convenience with timeless appeal.
136 East 36th Street is a meticulously maintained full-service prewar cooperative offering a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, elevator, an updated laundry room, a magnificent common roof deck with direct views of the Empire State Building, and bike storage. The coop allows co-purchasing, pied-a-terre ownership and gifting. Pets are allowed. Residents enjoy effortless access to the 4,5, 6, 7, and S subway lines and Metro North and LIRR trains at Grand Central Terminal. It is also easily accessible to multiple supermarkets as well as Manhattan's finest dining, shopping, cultural institutions, including the Morgan Library and Museum.
A rare opportunity to enjoy classic New York elegance, modern comfort, and an unbeatable location. Schedule your showing today!
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