Turtle Bay Towers is a 27-story condop in Manhattan with a rich history, originally built in 1929 and converted to luxury apartments in 1979, offering various amenities and a pet-friendly environment. Located in the tranquil Turtle Bay neighborhood, the building combines prewar charm with condo-like flexibility, allowing for easy subletting and pied-a-terre use, while providing convenient access to nearby attractions and transportation hubs. Currently, 8 apartments are for sale.
Turtle Bay Towers is a 27-story condop located at 310 East 46th Street. Built in 1929 as an design school and known for its striking terraced façade, the tower was briefly home to a print factory. In 1979, its careful conversion to 338 luxury apartments was noted with the First Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects. On-site amenities at this pet-friendly property include a large renovated lobby with two sitting areas, a rooftop terrace, laundry on floors 3-18, storage for rent, a bike room, and a parking garage adjacent to the lobby, plus 24-hour doorman service and a live-in super.
As a condop, Turtle Bay Towers combines all the attraction of a graceful prewar property with the flexibility of a condo: no formal board approval, an open sublet policy and pied-a-terres allowed. With a venerable history dating back to New Amsterdam, Turtle Bay is the most tranquil corner of Midtown Manhattan, known for its quiet tree-lined streets and beautiful green spaces. United Nations Plaza is just down the street, while Grand Central Station and Dag Hammarskjold Plaza are a few blocks in the other direction and all the appeal of living in the heart of Manhattan is moments away.
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