240 East 35th St. #2B

A CORNER OF CALM, A CANVAS OF LIGHT — WELCOME HOME!

As you glide from the elevator down the hushed hallway, a sense of space then stillness then sanctuary begins to unfold. Privacy lives here. It lingers in the corners, it settles in the silence—silence that soothes, space that speaks. This bright corner one-bedroom greets you not merely as an apartment, but as an arrival.

Pass through the front door and turn left, where your galley kitchen awaits your imagination, personalization, and TLC. Here, dishes clink, kettles hum, and the dishwasher whispers its quiet applause after every gathering. Just beyond is your pantry / linen closet, and in front of you, your sparkling-white bathroom gleams with pristine, a tranquil chamber where the tub-and-shower combination invites you to soak, sigh, and surrender the day. Water falls, worries fade; fade into calm, calm into comfort.

Continue forward, and your bedroom reveals itself in generous proportions—a true retreat, robust enough for a king-size bed and companion furnishings without compromise. Two en-suite closets stand ready: wardrobes of order, guardians of elegance. Windows frame your midtown Manhattan views that shimmer softly beyond. Just outside your bedroom, discover yet another surprise: a hallway walk-in closet, expansive and adaptable. Storage here is not an afterthought; it is an art form.

As the hallway continues, anticipation builds—space begetting space, openness inviting opportunity—until it spills into the bright, beautifully appointed living room. Here, custom wooden built-ins line he walls like sculpted libraries of possibility, blending craftsmanship with comfort. Overhead, LED spotlights shimmer softly, casting a gallery-like glow across multiple seating zones conversation here, contemplation there. Windows once again take center stage, ushering in glorious midtown and park views—trees below, skyline beyond—nature and metropolis performing in harmonious duet.

Outside your door lies prime residential Murray Hill, a neighborhood where historic brownstones blush in afternoon light, and tree-lined streets sway in gentle rhythm. Just blocks away: the 33rd Street subway and Grand Central Terminal—gateway to the 4/5/6/S/7, Metro-North, and the LIRR. St. Vartan Park, riverfront ferries, fitness clubs, film theaters, Trader Joe’s, Fairway, caf