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Tudor City
Tudor City
2 Tudor City Place, erected in 1955 by the Fred F. French company and designed by William I. Hohauser, stands as a distinctive twin-towered, 14-story cooperative in Manhattan's historic Tudor City district. The red-brick building, which contains 333 apartments, was converted from rental to co-op in 1981 and represents the final addition to the original Tudor City complex.
Strategically positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac near the United Nations and First Avenue, the building offers convenient access to Grand Central Station and Midtown Manhattan's amenities. Its location within the Tudor City Historic District provides residents with access to the neighborhood's landmark parks and gardens, creating a unique urban oasis.
The full-service building features 24-hour doorman service, an on-site garage with resident discounts, storage facilities, bike storage, and access to a fitness center. Additional amenities include a landscaped courtyard, central laundry facilities, and a welcoming pet-friendly policy. The building's maintenance fees notably include electricity.
The co-op maintains progressive policies, permitting pied-a-terres, parental purchases, and up to 70% financing. With no flip tax and a land lease extending to 2150, the building offers an attractive ownership opportunity in a historic Manhattan enclave. The property combines the charm of Tudor City's heritage with modern conveniences, making it a distinctive residence in Midtown East.
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