This 36-story rental apartment tower in Murray Hill was erected in 2017 by Fisher Brothers and designed by Handel Associates with interiors by The Rockwell Group. Known as House 39, it features 373 apartments, including 75 affordable units, and boasts a curved reflective façade with vertical strips and numerous amenities. Currently, 4 apartments are for rent.
House 39 is a sleek 36-story rental apartment tower in Murray Hill, erected in 2017 by Fisher Brothers. The building comprises 373 apartments, 75 of which are designated as affordable housing. Designed by Handel Associates with interiors by The Rockwell Group, the building stands out with its reflective south end and seemingly random vertical façade strips. The striking design makes it one of the more attractive towers between the United Nations complex and the Queens-Midtown Tunnel.
The building features a gracefully curved south façade without setbacks, except for an indentation near the top. Its rectilinear exterior is accentuated by vertical strips. The double-height lobby boasts a slatted rear wall and a large spiral staircase leading to the amenity level. A prominent entrance marquee and sidewalk landscaping enhance its curb appeal. House 39 offers a slew of amenities, including a concierge, roof deck with cabanas and BBQ stations, outdoor movie screen, fireplace, bocce ball, shuffleboard, photo booth, live-in superintendent, children’s playroom, curved swimming pool, library, fitness center, driveway, plaza, and courtyard garden.
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Founded in 1925, Rose Associates is a New York City-based multifamily developer and manager with over 35,000 apartments under management across the city and region, known for full-service, amenity-rich buildings and attentive resident care.
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