NYC Apartments near 33rd Street & Park Avenue Subway Station [4, 6 train]

The Morgan Lofts, a pre-war conversion at 11 East 36th Street, appear strikingly tall for a 12-story building due to the building’s magnificent facade. While lofts are normally associated with many buildings in Soho and other parts of downtown Manhattan, Morgan Lofts may help change that image. The building is beautifully integrated into the Murray Hill neighborhood of Midtown East. Each residence in the building was handcrafted and offers touches of luxury that add an air of elegance to the condominiums.

Despite a location at the very heart of Murray Hill, Morgan Court has a world-unto-itself vibe that sets it apart from other NYC condos. A peaceful cobblestone courtyard lies behind the chic lobby, and a steppingstone bridge, reflecting pool and landscaped garden create a uniquely pastoral feel. While such practical amenities as a 24-hour doorman offer more familiar Manhattan condo conveniences, the true amenity at Morgan Court is its uncommon grace and peacefulness. The comforts of home never felt quite so comfortable, especially with a location so close to the heart of Manhattan.

The apartments of Sundari Lofts and Towers are available units in the New York City real estate market. Building features and amenities include fitness center and concierge. Details like floor-to-ceiling windows are crafted into several apartments here. The apartments at 158 Madison Avenue are available for both established and brand-new New York City residents. Murray Hill condominium hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. This building spans 20 floors with 50 apartments. 158 Madison Avenue was established in 2006. The listings at 158 Madison Avenue in Manhattan’s Murray Hill are available for those looking for apartments.

Designed by award-winning architect Bruce Fowle of FXFOWLE Architects, Sky House, located at 11 East 29th Street stands out from most other buildings in the Flatiron District. A soaring 55 story tower constructed out of red brick, Sky House gracefully and handsomely provides modern elegance to the Flatiron District, while still recalling some classic New York City design elements. The luxury at Sky House is hard to match in other Flatiron condominium listings.

Offering residences in the City That Never Sleeps, the apartments at New York City’s The Ascot are a place to call home. For those seeking Post-war Hirise apartments, The Ascot may suit them. Gramercy Park co-op hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. Details like terraces are crafted into several apartments here. Located at 28 & 29 ST, these apartments prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. This building spans 27 floors with 464 apartments. This building was built in 1945. The co-op apartments on 407 Park Avenue South provide available apartments in New York City’s Gramercy Park.

Living at Lexparc may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. Touches like terraces are built into some of these apartments. Lexparc at Lexington Ave/Park Ave is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. These apartments are an example of condominium living in Gramercy Park. Lexparc is a Post-war Elevator. 127 East 30th Street offers 19 floors and 73 apartments. This Post-war Elevator was established in 1988. Lexparc in Manhattan’s Gramercy Park offers condominium residents new homes.

The Wendhorn offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. These apartments are an example of co-op living in Gramercy Park. The Wendhorn is a Post-war Elevator. Located at Park Avenue/Lexington Avenue, these apartments prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. These apartments provide residents with details such as terraces. With 15 floors and 192 apartments, The Wendhorn offers choices for residents. This building was built in 1958. The Wendhorn’s co-op apartments are available in Manhattan’s Gramercy Park.

Goodhue House offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. A take on the co-op, these apartments are currently available on the market. 20 East 35th Street provides a housing choice for its residents at Madison Avenue/Park Avenue. Details like terraces are crafted into several apartments here. A Pre-war Elevator building, 20 East 35th Street offers apartments for residents. With 16 floors and 164 apartments, Goodhue House offers choices for residents. This building was built in 1937. Goodhue House is a Pre-war Elevator building offering apartments in Manhattan.

Living at The Future may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. Apartments at 200 East 32nd Street have design features like high ceilings. Gramercy Park condominium hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. The Future at Third Avenue/Second Avenue is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. The Future is a Post-war Hirise. The Future features 35 floors and 165 apartments. 200 East 32nd Street was established in 1990. The Future’s condominium apartments are available in Manhattan’s Gramercy Park.

The apartments of 35 Park Avenue are available units in the New York City real estate market. A take on the co-op, these apartments are currently available on the market. The Manhattan apartments at 35 Park Avenue, located at the cross streets of East 35th Street/East 36th Street, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. The Post-war Elevator apartments of 35 Park Avenue are an option for those seeking housing. 35 Park Avenue’s apartments were designed with built-in features like terraces. 35 Park Avenue offers 18 floors and 145 apartments. This Post-war Elevator was established in 1955. 35 Park Avenue in Manhattan’s Murray Hill offers co-op residents new homes.

Living at Murray Hill Plaza may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. Murray Hill co-op hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. 244 Madison Avenue provides a housing choice for its residents at East 37th Street/East 38th Street. Apartments at 244 Madison Avenue have design features like high ceilings. A Pre-war Elevator building, 244 Madison Avenue offers apartments for residents. With 16 floors and 180 apartments, Murray Hill Plaza offers choices for residents. This Pre-war Elevator was established in 1930. The co-op apartments on 244 Madison Avenue provide available apartments in New York City’s Murray Hill.