This prewar two-bedroom, gracefully poised on a tree-lined block in Murray Hill, belongs to that rare and coveted category. There’s a certain kind of New York apartment that feels like it has a story to tell—etched in the curve of the crown molding, the grain of the oak floors, the weight of the silence in the early morning light. Behind the attended door of a full-service building, you’ll discover a home that masterfully blends timeless architecture with modern comfort: soaring ceilings, a dramatic sunken living room, and striking casement windows that frame the city like a series of living photographs.

Both bathrooms have been recently renovated with marble, tumbled stone and mosaic tile balanced by warmth, while the kitchen is a chef’s reverie: custom cabinetry, high-end stainless steel appliances, and clever design choices that make elegance feel effortless. The bedrooms are generous, closets exceptional, and light abundant. And every detail, down to the hardware, has been chosen not just for function, but for beauty.

Residents enjoy a stunning common roof deck with skyline views, a bike room, private storage, laundry, and the watchful presence of a live-in superintendent. Just moments from Whole Foods, Park and Fifth Avenues, Madison Square, and the quiet secrets of Gramercy Park, this home is perfectly positioned for both the vibrancy of downtown and the convenience of Midtown. Pet friendly, character rich, and minutes to the Midtown Tunnel and LaGuardia, this is not just a home—it’s a new beginning of a well-written chapter in your life in the city.