140 East 40th Street

Situated in the heart of Murray Hill on a tree-lined street near major transportation hubs, 140 East 40th Street is one of New York City’s most dramatic and best preserved Art Deco co-ops. It was designed in 1930 by the renowned firm of architects Bien & Prince, who also created the elegant Carlyle Hotel.

This well managed, thirteen-story co-op has 98 apartments, most retaining all of the sought after prewar details: beautifully proportioned rooms, high, beamed ceilings, graceful archways, oak parquet floors, substantial moldings and doors, generous closets and large casement windows