Stonehenge 33 is located in the tranquil neighborhood of Murray Hill at 141 East 33rd Street at the corner of Lexington Avenue. The building's leasing team has incentives with new leases, offering one month free with 13-month leases and $1,000 security deposits for qualified applicants.
The 16-story building was erected in 1960 and has 120 beautifully renovated apartments from studios to penthouses—some with expansive private outdoor terraces that offer breathtaking views. Current availabilities include studios starting from $2,865/month, 1-bedrooms from $3,284/month and 2-bedrooms from $4,844/month.
The 16-story building was erected in 1960 and has 120 beautifully renovated apartments from studios to penthouses—some with expansive private outdoor terraces that offer breathtaking views. Current availabilities include studios starting from $2,865/month, 1-bedrooms from $3,284/month and 2-bedrooms from $4,844/month.
Stonehenge 33 at 141 East 33rd Street in Murray Hill (Image via Stonehenge NYC)
Tenants will bask in these elegant and spacious recently-renovated units. The residences have condo-level finishes, with features like hardwood white oak floors, kitchens with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, and marble bathrooms. Some apartments also have private outdoor space. The doorman building features an attended lobby, a new fitness center, on-site laundry, a car sharing program, and is also pet friendly.
Residences feature spacious layouts (Image via Stonehenge NYC)
Stonehenge 33 is a red-brick building that sits on a tree-lined block. It was designed by Hyman Isaac Feldman and acquired in 2005 by Stonehenge Partners.
The Murray Hill neighborhood on Manhattan's east side is full of character and convenience. There are many restaurants and bars nearby. The building is in close proximity to Grand Central Terminal, and the 6 train at 33rd Street and Park Avenue South is only one block away. Read more about the neighborhood here.
The Murray Hill neighborhood on Manhattan's east side is full of character and convenience. There are many restaurants and bars nearby. The building is in close proximity to Grand Central Terminal, and the 6 train at 33rd Street and Park Avenue South is only one block away. Read more about the neighborhood here.
New resident fitness center (Image via Stonehenge NYC)
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