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  • 136 East 64th Street

    136 East 64th Street

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    Designed by George F. Pelham and built in 1928, this elegant 11-story pre-war coop features 61 spacious 2- and 3-bedroom apartments with multiple exposures. Located on a tree-lined block between Lexington and Park Avenues, the full-service building offers 2 doormen, a live-in superintendent, and a large lobby with three elevator banks. Amenities include permitted washer/dryers,…

  • 136 East 79th Street

    136 East 79th Street

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    136 East 79th Street Corporation, a full-service white-glove coop designed by Burrell Hoffman in 1928, converted in 1949, offers 25 units over 14 floors. Located on the southeast corner of Lexington Avenue and 79th Street, this pet-friendly building features a fitness room, bike room, and storage. It permits 50% financing and has a 3% flip…

  • 137 East 66th Street

    137 East 66th Street

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    137 East 66th Corporation is a full-service prewar cooperative built in 1918 by Walter B. Chambers. This 9-story building has 33 graciously proportioned units, reminiscent of Candela designs on Park Avenue. Located between Lexington and Third Avenues, near transportation, dining, shopping, and the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer. Amenities include 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, gym,…

  • 133 West 22nd Street

    133 West 22nd Street

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    One of Chelsea’s best boutique full-service condos, this 12-story, 99-unit building was completed in 2008. Ideally located near the Village, Highline Park, Meatpacking District, and 23rd Street transit. Apartments feature 9.5’ ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, washer/dryers or hookups, central air/heating, and Verizon FiOS wiring. Despite top-tier amenities, common charges remain low.

  • 135 East 39th Street

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    135 East 39th Street is a well-maintained boutique Art Deco co-op in Murray Hill. Built in 1930, it offers 29 units over 6 stories, with a live-in superintendent, laundry room, elevator, outdoor garden, and is pet friendly. Ideally located in Midtown near shops, restaurants, and Grand Central Terminal.

  • 136 East 36th Street

    136 East 36th Street

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    136 East 36th Street is a 1928 pre-war co-op with a full-time doorman, handyman, and live-in superintendent. Apartments feature oversized layouts with windowed eat-in kitchens and bathrooms. Co-purchasers allowed. Residents share a beautiful roof garden.

  • The Studio Building

    The Studio Building

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  • 132 Perry Street Condominium

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    132 Perry Street is an exclusive 11-story condominium loft building in the West Village, featuring a part-time doorman and full-time resident manager. Originally built in the early 1900s and modernized while preserving its historic charm, it offers nine rare loft-style residences with soaring ceilings and oversized windows. Located just two blocks from Hudson River Park…

  • 133 East 80th Street

    133 East 80th Street

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    Located on the Upper East Side, this 14-story, 26-unit luxury co-op was designed by renowned architect Rosario Candela in 1930. The building features striking architectural details, including gargoyles, a rooftop enclosure, grand windows, and wood-burning fireplaces. Offering simplexes and duplexes ranging from 6 to 13 rooms, it sits on the northwest corner of Lexington Avenue.…

  • 130 E. 94th Apartments Corp.

    130 E. 94th Apartments Corp.

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    130 East 94th Apartments Corp. is a charming prewar co-op just off Park Avenue, designed by noted architect George Fred Pelham in 1923 and converted in 1981. The full-service, 9-story building offers 5 graciously laid-out apartments per floor, plus a combination unit on the 8th floor. Amenities include a live-in super, roof deck, bike and…

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