Brown Harris Stevens

Discover this serene and tranquil oasis that you will love to come home to! Freshly painted and enhanced with treasured prewar details including lofty ceiling height of 8'9", a step down living room, and hardwood parquet floors throughout this abode. Let's explore this well-planned layout.

The Kitchen is a separate room fully equipped for creative cooking with a large window, abundant white storage cabinetry, a granite countertop, and a butcher block counter with additional storage. The stainless steel appliances include a new Avanti Stove, Avanti Refrigerator, a Frigidaire Dishwasher and a deep stainless steel sink.
The Living Room is a grand sized room of 22'8" by 12'11" with three large windows and a new Friedrich Air Conditioner installed.
There is a separate Sleeping Area one step up from the Living Room, with beautiful white custom-made Shaker Cabinetry that discreetly hides a queen sized Murphy Bed. When the bed is easily closed, the cabinet adds beauty to the apartment.
The Dressing Room is a versatile bonus area that can be used as a home office or to store additional clothing items.
The Bathroom is a comfortably sized room complete with large soaking tub, Shower head, and Kohler Sink and Toilet.

Lindley House Cooperative (123 E. 37 OWNERS CORP.)
The building was named after Mary Lindley Murray known in the American Revolution as the Quaker woman who in 1776 delayed the British General William Howe and his generals several hours by serving them cake and wine as the American rebels got away safely (for more details please see Wikipedia). Lindley House is a full-service Murray Hill Cooperative offering a 24 hour doorman, onsite resident manager, furnished and planted roof deck featuring incredible skyline views, large common laundry room, private storage (subject to availability) and bike storage. Additional policies include up to 80% financing, pied-a-terre and co-purchasers, each subject to board approval.

The Neighborhood
This central location offers the pulse of Murray Hill at your fingertips, highlighted by the plethora of local and established restaurants, lounges and quaint tree-lined streets with all the best conveniences within a short distance - Grand Central Station, the Midtown Tunnel, Bryant Park, Trader Joe's, NYU Langone and more. Cultural highlights include the Morgan Library, Scandinavia House and the Transit Museum, amongst others, while Equinox and New York Sports Clubs are both nearby.

Transportation
In addition to Grand Central and its massive transportation options (4, 5, 6, 7, S), the 6 train and cross town select buses ensure easy access throughout Manhattan.

All measurements and square footage are approximate and all information should be confirmed by customer.