A former industrial space and later art studio, 105 Lexington Avenue was converted into a 12 story rental building in 1988, with 50 apartments in Murray Hill. Its loft character remains central to the property, with residences organized around open volumes and flexible live/work arrangements.
The apartments are marked by soaring ceilings and open plan kitchens with generous counter and cabinet space. Many have private balconies, central air conditioning, oversized windows, storage areas, and washer and dryer hookups; loft storage areas also appear in the building's more flexible layouts. Large tiled bathrooms with deep tubs and separate showers are a recurring feature.
The building has roof decks, a laundry room, in building washer and dryer facilities, and a video intercom system. Hardwood floors, dishwashers, and north, west, or east exposures appear across the apartment mix, while pets are not allowed.
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Bettina Equities is a family-owned Manhattan rental management firm with about 40 buildings and over 2,000 units. Based on the Upper East Side, it emphasizes no-fee leasing, strong maintenance and value-driven city living across its portfolio.
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