Natural lightOriginal cast iron railingsPeaceful courtyardFive windows throughoutPristine parquet floorsFormal dining foyerGenerous cabinetry
Spacious Art Deco Gem with Sunken Living Room | Quiet Rear-Corner Sanctuary
Step into this oversized studio with prewar charm, offering the feel of a one-bedroom in a serene rear corner of a classic Art Deco elevator building.
The formal dining foyer leads to a stunning sunken living room with original cast iron railings, pristine parquet floors, and 8'6" ceilings. Five windows throughout—including in the kitchen and bath— This versatile living area easily accommodates both a cozy sofa and a comfortable bed, making it perfect for everyday living.
The windowed kitchen offers generous cabinetry and natural light, while the windowed bathroom features a soaking tub enclosed by a glass door.
Storage is exceptional, featuring three large closets (one a walk-in) and a wide dressing gallery that could double as a home office.
**Building highlights:**
303 East 37th Street is a 1941 Art Deco cooperative with boutique charm, offering a peaceful courtyard, central laundry, bike room, private storage, and a live-in superintendent. The flexible board considers co-purchasing, gifting, parents buying for children, and pied-à-terres.
Nestled in Murray Hill, you're moments from Grand Central, Trader Joe's, Fairway, and vibrant dining and nightlife. A perfect blend of vintage elegance and modern city living!
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