Building & Unit Features
Step into this spacious home and enjoy its many classic pre-war features: an elegant foyer and gallery, timeless and pristine wood flooring, high ceilings, picture moldings and striking casement windows. Admire the craftsmanship of the original crown and baseboard moldings, as well as the solid wood doors adorned with Art Deco hardware. The grand living room invites natural light through sun-filled west and north facing windows which overlook the co-op's private and quiet leafy garden. Custom sliding Hisao Hanafusa shoji screens offer optional additional privacy. Entertain with ease in the large windowed kitchen featuring top-of-the-line appliances and ample counter space. The generously proportioned bedroom offers two large closets, and the flexible layout allows for effortless conversion into a two-bedroom home. Relax in the retro bath, meticulously maintained and filled with charm.
Located at 135 East 39th Street, this beautiful boutique co-op in Murray Hill offers a host of amenities including video intercom security, a live-in super, laundry room, elevator, and a lush outdoor common garden, welcoming pets. Designed by renowned architect Leo F. Knust and constructed in 1930, this Art Deco building comprises 29 units spread over 6 floors. Enjoy the convenience of mid-town living, with proximity to shops, restaurants, and Grand Central Terminal, including the new LIRR line. A 1% flip tax is paid by the buyer.
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Stories: 6
Units: 29
Total Rooms: 3
Pet Policy: Pets OK
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