The Cloister at 321 East 43rd St. #1003

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Welcome to this sunlit, newly renovated, high floor Pre-War studio in the Tudor City Landmark District.

This is a perfect location – you are right in the middle of the City with the tranquility of living on a cul-de-sac in a historic neighborhood. This is a classic pre-war studio is approximately 375 square feet with big windows, beamed ceilings and an abundance of natural light. There is a separate windowed kitchen with new custom wooden cabinets, built in fridge, microwave, dishwasher and marble countertops. The bathroom, also windowed, is updated with new finishes which match the kitchen and add to the refined look and feel of the apartment. The living/dining space is well proportioned with hardwood floors throughout and a separate area for living, dining and a well-appointed nook for the bed with a built-in custom armoire. There is additional space for a desk and a chair. Rare in a studio, there are two huge closets with plenty of storage, one is a walk-in. The apartment is “pin drop” quiet, faces east and overlooks the inner courtyard of the historic Tudor City Cloister Building.

Pets are welcome! Pied A Terre’s are allowed, guarantors & co-signers allowed. Subletting is permitted after one year of ownership. 80% Financing allowed. Real estate taxes, heat and hot water are included in the monthly fees. Flip tax is $7 per share. The Cloister Coop Building, built 1927 is a full service building with 24-hour doorman and a live-in super. Building amenities include original lobby, bike room, private storage, and laundry room. There are 143 apartments and it is within the Tudor City Historic District.

The location features convenient access to the two Tudor City Parks as well as Grand Central Station and the United Nations. Nearby subway lines are 4/5/6 and the 7 to the Hudson Yards. There is also shuttle service to Times Square to catch the latest Broadway show. The neighborhood features easy access to FDR Drive when you want to get out of Manhattan.

Tudor City was designed/built by the Fred F. French Company in the late 1920s. At the time, Tudor City was the largest residential project of its kind. Today, Tudor City consists of 15 buildings, 11 co-op apartment buildings and four townhouses. The complex, which still maintains much of its “English” charm, offers a unique village-feel amidst the bustle of midtown. Tudor City extends from 40th Street to the south, 43rd Street to the north, First Avenue to the east and Second Avenue to the west.

All showings are by appointment with at least 24-hour notice requested.