The Hartford, 348 West 36th Street - Midtown West
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The Hartford, constructed in 1936, is a pre-war cooperative building located at 348 West 36th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues in Midtown West. This boutique residential building rises 12 stories and contains 18 units, featuring distinctive loft-style apartments with notably high ceilings.
The pet-friendly building offers residents a sophisticated marble lobby, keyed elevator access, laundry facilities, and available storage space. A standout amenity is the furnished and landscaped rooftop deck providing 360-degree city views. The building is known for maintaining relatively low monthly maintenance charges.
Situated in Midtown West, The Hartford enjoys an exceptionally convenient location. Residents have easy access to major transit hubs including Penn Station, Port Authority Bus Terminal, and Moynihan Station, along with multiple subway lines. The building's position provides ready access to notable attractions including the High Line, Hudson River Park, Theater District, and the shopping and dining destinations at Hudson Yards and Brookfield Manhattan West.
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