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Elegant pre-war boutique co-op featuring renovated one-bedrooms with high ceilings, exposed brick, and modern finishes. Prime Murray Hill/NoMad location with flexible ownership policies and excellent access to transit and neighborhood amenities. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
Located at 133 East 30th Street, this elegant pre-war boutique co-op is situated at the intersection of the vibrant neighborhoods of Murray Hill, NoMad, and Kips Bay. The building features a well-maintained elevator, a common laundry room, and shared bicycle storage, making it a convenient choice for urban living. Recent upgrades include a new boiler and an upgraded elevator, ensuring modern functionality within a classic structure.
Apartment offerings include a range of newly renovated one-bedroom units, each characterized by high ceilings, loft-style windows, and exposed brick accents. Many apartments boast spacious layouts with solid oak hardwood floors, custom lighting, and ample closet space, including walk-in options. Kitchens are typically equipped with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and modern fixtures, while bathrooms feature marble finishes and spa-like amenities.
The building's location provides easy access to local amenities, including Trader Joe's, Fairway, and a variety of bars, cafes, and shops, contributing to a dynamic neighborhood atmosphere. Public transportation options are plentiful, with nearby subway lines facilitating convenient commuting throughout the city.
Notably, the building has a flexible ownership policy, allowing for co-purchasing, gifting, and pieds-à-terre, making it an attractive option for a diverse range of buyers. The combination of classic charm and modern conveniences makes 133 East 30th Street a desirable residence in the heart of Manhattan.
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