649 Second Avenue

(Between East 35th Street & East 36th Street)
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649 Second Avenue: CARTER'S REVIEW


This five-story, mid-block apartment building at 649 Second Avenue between 35th and 36th Streets in Murray Hill was built in 1960 and has 40 cooperative apartments.

The red-brick building has a canopied sunken entrance flanted by sconces and no sidewalk landscaping.

It has a live-in superintendent, discrete air-conditioners, and a video intercom and fire-escapes.

It has good public transportation and is not too far from the Queens Midtown Tunnel.



BUILDING SUMMARY
  • Cooperative
  • Built in 1960
  • Located in Murray Hill
  • 40 apartments
  • 6 floors
FEATURES & AMENITIES
  • Post War
  • Central AC
  • Elevator
PROS & CONS
PROS
  • Murray Hill neighborhood
  • Good public transportation
  • Canopied Entrance
  • Close to Queens Midtown Tunnel
  • Discrete air-conditioners
  • Live-in superintendent
  • Video intercom

CONS
  • Fire escapes
  • No roof deck
  • No fitness center
  • No garage
  • No doorman

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