136 East 36th St. #3D

This elegantly proportioned and classic prewar home is a corner unit and features an eat-in-kitchen, an entry foyer, a king-sized bedroom with wall-to-wall closets, a windowed bath, hardwood floors and large windows in every room. The apartment’s Eastern and Southern exposures are peaceful and quiet and bring in excellent morning and afternoon light. The 78 unit, 12 story building was designed and built by prominent New York architect George F. Pelham in 1924, and converted to a coop in 1978. It has an attentive 24 hour doorman, a live-in super, laundry room, and a fantastic landscaped roof deck with Empire State Building views. At the corner of 36th and Lexington, the building is adjacent to the Murray Hill Historic District and conveniently located near Grand Central Terminal (4, 5, 6, 7, and S Subway Lines and Metro North Train Lines) and the 33rd Street 6 Subway Station. The friendly coop allows pied-a-terre, co-purchasing, parents buying for children and subletting (one year policy).