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This red-stucco apartment building is located in midtown Manhattan, three blocks south of Grand Central Terminal and at the northern end of Murray Hill. Built in 1924, the 12-story condominium has 24 apartments, a limestone base, canopied entrance, and sidewalk landscaping, but no garage. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
71 Park Avenue, designed by renowned architects Walker & Gillette in 1924, is a distinctive pre-war building situated between 38th and 39th Streets in Manhattan's Murray Hill neighborhood. The 12-story structure, converted to condominiums in the early 1990s, features a red-stucco exterior with a three-story rusticated limestone base, canopied entrance, and thoughtful sidewalk landscaping.
The building contains 43 residences, with most floors housing just 2-4 units. Apartments showcase classic pre-war architectural elements including 9.5-10 foot ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces in select units, hardwood floors, and beamed ceilings. Many units offer views of Park Avenue, with some higher floors providing vistas of the Empire State Building.
The intimate pre-war condominium maintains a full-time doorman, live-in resident manager, and various amenities including bike storage, a central laundry facility, and private storage options for residents. The building's design includes a slight setback from the street line and features inconsistent fenestration patterns across its façade.
Its location offers convenient access to several Manhattan landmarks and transit options. The building sits three blocks south of Grand Central Terminal, providing easy access to multiple subway lines and Metro-North Railroad. Bryant Park, numerous restaurants, and shopping destinations including Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are within walking distance.
The property represents one of the few condominium buildings on Park Avenue in this section of Murray Hill, combining the prestige of a Park Avenue address with the convenience of midtown living. The building's boutique nature, with only 43 units total, creates an intimate residential atmosphere despite its central Manhattan location.
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