Murray Hill Mews, 160 East 38th Street: Review and Ratings

Murray Hill Mews, 160 East 38th Street: Review and Ratings

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Carter Horsley

Review of 160 East 38th Street by Carter Horsley

This 36-story apartment tower was one of the tallest in the Murray Hill area when it was built in 1974. A sheer tower with no balconies, it is also one of the most impressive with a strong sense of verticality accented by slightly recessed bays on its long sides. The building has 262 apartments, all with very large picture windows and it was converted to a cooperative in 1982. Because of its height and location, many apartments on upper floors have dazzling views. Its central location in Murray Hill, one of the city's most attractive neighborhoods, is just a few blocks from Grand Central Terminal, the New York Public Library and the Morgan Library.

Rating

23

Out of 44

+

23

Out of 36

+

18

Out of 39

=

64

#11 Rated co-op - Murray Hill

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Key Details

Co-op built in 1974
4 apartments currently for sale ($600K to $3.1M)
Located in Murray Hill
261 total apartments 261 total apartments
10 recent sales ($565K to $1.3M)
Doorman
Small Pets Allowed only

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1 beds starting at $1,230,000
2 beds starting at $1,895,000
3 beds starting at $2,790,000

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