Welcome to this Murray Hill classic at 228 East 36th Street, a pre war rental building with old world charm and modern convenience in one of Manhattan’s most walkable neighborhoods. Built in 1910 and home to just 20 residences across five stories, this intimate property offers a quintessential New York experience in a sought after Midtown East pocket. Location and lifestyle could not be better for city living. Situated in vibrant Murray Hill, the building is moments from Grand Central Terminal and the 33rd Street subway station. Enjoy easy access to neighborhood favorites, cozy cafés, grocery…
Welcome to this Murray Hill classic at 228 East 36th Street, a pre war rental building with old world charm and modern convenience in one of Manhattan’s most walkable neighborhoods. Built in 1910 and home to just 20 residences across five stories, this intimate property offers a quintessential New York experience in a sought after Midtown East pocket. Location and lifestyle could not be better for city living. Situated in vibrant Murray Hill, the building is moments from Grand Central Terminal and the 33rd Street subway station. Enjoy easy access to neighborhood favorites, cozy cafés, grocery stores, and everyday essentials, along with a lively mix of restaurants, cocktail bars, and nightlife along Third Avenue and throughout the surrounding blocks. Inside the apartment you will find a thoughtfully designed layout with hardwood floors and a functional kitchen. The building offers classic pre war details, a live in superintendent, and a boutique scale that provides a more private residential feel. With convenient transportation and some of Manhattan’s best dining and entertainment nearby, this home offers the perfect blend of comfort and city energy. This unit is occupied and available for an immediate move-in; reach out ASAP for a viewing. Heat & hot water included Fee: $20 application fee per applicant and per guarantor; $300 one-time pet fee. Amenities: fios available, live in super, hardwood floors. Available 2026-09-17. 5-story building. Built 1910.