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Historic 1858 Murray Hill brownstone with just eight boutique condo residences featuring soaring ceilings and original architectural details. Modern luxury meets prewar charm with high-end appliances, in-unit laundry, and prime location near Grand Central.
113 East 36th Street is a historic brownstone condominium in Murray Hill’s designated historic district, on a tree lined block between Park and Lexington Avenues. Built in the early 20th century according to building records, it retains the scale and character of a prewar townhouse, with a small collection of residences and a four story walk up arrangement. A parlor floor through residence with a planted terrace and French doors is the building’s most distinctive layout.
Apartments commonly pair high ceilings, oversized windows, hardwood floors, original plaster moldings, and fireplaces with renovated kitchens and bathrooms. Ceiling heights reach 10 to 11 feet, while exposures range from sunny south facing rooms to north facing views over gardens, brownstones, treetops, and the Chrysler Building. Skylights, walk in closets, and in unit laundry recur among the residences, and some layouts include balconies or private outdoor space.
The condominium has a video intercom system and a pet friendly policy. Its location places it just off Park Avenue, close to Grand Central Terminal and the restaurants, cafes, shops, theaters, and museums of Murray Hill and Midtown. Grand Central 42 Street station serves the 4, 5, 6, 7, and S trains, with Penn Station also within the surrounding transit network.
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