Apartment 5E at 136 East 36th Street is a bright, peaceful studio ideally situated in the heart of Murray Hill. Thoughtfully priced, this residence offers a rare opportunity to own in a well-maintained, full-service cooperative at one of the most attractive values in the building.
Rich in prewar character, the home features beautiful inlaid hardwood floors, elegant crown moldings, and soaring 9-foot ceilings. Two generously sized closets provide ample storage, while windows in both the kitchen and bathroom bring in natural light and enhance the overall sense of space. With its appealing layout and great bones, the apartment presents a wonderful opportunity to customize and create the perfect primary residence or stylish pied-à-terre.
Located on the southeast corner of East 36th Street and Lexington Avenue, the building places you at the center of Midtown convenience. Enjoy close proximity to Bryant Park, Grand Central Terminal, the FDR Drive, and an array of premier shopping and dining destinations.
Built in 1924, the cooperative is meticulously cared for by a full-time staff, including a 24-hour doorman, on-site handyman, and live-in resident manager. Residents enjoy a range of amenities such as bike storage, a laundry facility, and a beautifully landscaped roof deck with sweeping city and river views.
Pets are welcome, and co-purchasing and pieds-à-terre are permitted with board approval.
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