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Asking Price: $5,950,000

• 5 Bedrooms
• 6 Full Bathrooms
• 5,485 Sq. Ft.
• 9.0 Rooms
• Condo
• Floors: 28
• Built: 2009
• CC/Maint: $2,231
• Monthly Taxes: $53

• Garage
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• Swimming Pool
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• Elevator
• Fitness Center
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• Multi-Level
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• No Fee
• Outdoor Space

Building Description
Cross Streets: Third Avenue and Second Avenue.
Full Service; Elevator; Post-war; Built 1986; High-rise; 41 Floors; 363 Apartments.

Building Amenities
Alarm System; Driveway; Garage; Courtyard; Health Club; Pool; Sauna;Laundry Room; Valet; Digital TV; High Speed Internet Access;

Located on the east side of Midtown to the south of Grand CentralTerminal at 42nd Street, this residential enclave is increasinglyattracting affluent young families. It's southern border is 34th streetand the bulk of the neighborhood lies between Madison Avenue and theEast River. The neighborhood derives its name from the Murray family,Quaker merchants who had made quite the name for themselves by the 18thcentury.

Robert Murray, patriarch of the Murray family, arrivedin New York in 1753. Originally from Pennsylvania, Robert Murray was amerchant mostly concerned with overseas trade. He would come to ownmore shipping tonnage than any other merchant in New York. Around 1762,Robert Murray built Inclenberg, the manor that would house his familyand oversee his farmland estate. Also known as Belmont, the estate wasmost popularly regarded as "Murray Hill," the name which the area stillholds today.

Another Murray, perhaps one of the most famous, isMary Lindley Murray. On the 15th of September, 1776, Mrs. Murray playeda key role in securing American independence from British Rule. GeorgeWashington's army was in retreat after the British Landing at Kips'Bay. Mrs. Murray stepped in and invited William Howe, leader of theBritish Army, and his offices to tea at Inclenberg. Through her charmand feminine wiles, she managed to delay the officers, and thus theadvance of the British Army, two hours. This gave the retreatingrevolutionary soldiers time to secure their escape. Four thousandAmerican soldiers, who would otherwise have been cut off and captured,were saved by Mrs. Murray, her tea, cakes and hospitality.

MurrayHill's central location makes it a comfortable walk to work for many.Its easy access to shops, restaurants and movie theaters, along withsurprisingly attractive price-per-square footage, means that many ofthe Hill's residents believe they’ve found the best housing deals intown…and they’re often correct!

Murray Hill’s filmic streets area mix of classic "New York" townhouses and modern high-rise buildings,with the magnificent Morgan Museum & Library (named after bankerPierpont Morgan), the new and fabulous W Hotel, and the Jazz Standardclub, home to local and international touring musicians (and alip-smacking BBQ rib menu from Danny Meyer’s Blue Smoke restaurant)also part of the scenery. Other spectacular landmarks include theScandinavian House and the former Beau Arts Building, now the ConsulateGeneral of Poland. The Consulate General of Mexico and the ConsulateGeneral of South Africa maintain presences there as well.

Theneighborhood also houses the Sumitomo Corporate offices and severalnotable restaurants, from the AQ Cafe (located inside theaforementioned Scandinavian House) to the elegant Korean Tea ShopFranchia, as well as hotspots like the Water club (known for itsseafood and views of the nearby river) and Hangawi. There are alsoseveral excellent Indian restaurants in the area, including Curry Leaf,leading to the area's sometime nickname "Curry Hill."

MurrayHill also boasts a number of prime nightlife spots. Ginger Man offersover 100 kinds of beer and a huge variety of whiskeys, and bars such asMorgan's and Wet Bar round out the neighborhood offerings. If visiting,the area has several unique hotels. Hotel Dylan boasts the popularAlchemy Room (a favorite bar in the area). The Kitano offers rooms inboth Western and Japanese style, while The Library Hotel's rooms areeach designed with a unique literary theme and an accompanying personallibrary of appropriate titles in each.

Murray Hill has no lessthan three of the world's leading medical centers, and is a proudneighbor to such iconic New York landmarks as the Empire State Buildingand Chrysler Building; the Hill is also (almost) home to some of thecity's foremost shopping: Macy's, Barton-Sharpe Limited and Lord &Taylor are within walking blocks…not to mention everything you couldever want to say "I Heart NY"!

Transportation to and from theneighborhood is available by taxi or MTA bus, and green line subwayservice (4, 5, and 6 lines) out of Grand Central Terminal.

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Beautiful views!  Open Galley kitchen with dishwasher corner Apartment with high ceilings and a walk in closet. Affordable corner apartment studio condo. Elevator building with high ceilings and hardwood floors throughout.

Doorman building, constructed Pre-War during the 1920's.   Video Intercom security, low rise building. Five floors and 76 apartments, with cross streets at Eighth and ninth Avenue. Building amenities include Private storage area, Laundry room, bicycle room and High Speed Internet.  building policies specify No Pet allowed.  Sublets are allowed. 

The Chelsea/Hell'sKitchen neighborhood has experienced a colorful transition from shantytown, and  mobsterville, toa gentrified haven for actors and performers, due to its proximity to the Broadway theaterdistrict and relatively low housing costs. Hell's Kitchen has been home tocountless celebrities before they were famous, including James Dean, Madonna, Jerry Seinfeld, Bob Hope, Sylvester Stallone, andothers.

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Building Amenities
Bicycle Room; Garage; Laundry Room; Rooftop Deck; Common Storage Room;

Building Policies
W/D Allowed. Pets Allowed. $10.00 Fee Per Month for Dogs. Sublets Allowed.

Broker SummaryOne-bedroom apartment in Luxury Condo. Features: Wonderful lighting.Partial River & City Views. New marble Bathroom. New kitchen withGranite Counters & Bosh Appliances. New Harwood floors. New AirConditioner Systems. New Walk-In Closet & Built-In Office.Washer/Dryer.Building: Doorman, Roof Deck. Garage, Storage Room.Tax Deduction: 60%.Financing: 90%

From East 59th up to 96th Street, the Upper East Side epitomizeselegance and class. Yet it is not only comfort and prestige thatattracts both singles and families to this area, it is convenient too.The Upper East Side is not far from New York's best midtown shopping,has excellent private and public schools, and perhaps best of all is ashort stroll away from Central Park, the magnificently planned gardenswhich are the size of Monaco. Shops such as Dylan's Candy Bar, theWindsor Florist, Serendipity and Bloomingdales grace the area,providing a rich retail experience (aside from mention of the famousstretch of shops within easy walking distance).

Among theexcellent private adn public schools in the area are: The Convent ofthe Sacred Heart; The Hewitt School; Manhattan High School for Girls;Dominican Academy; Marymount School; The Spence School; Allen-StevensonSchool; The Nightingale-Bamford School; The Browning School; TheBuckley School; St. Bernard's School; St. David's School; Regis HighSchool; Birch Wathen Lenox School; Dalton School; Loyola School; LycéeFrançais de New York; La Scuola d'Italia Guglielmo Marconi; RudolphSteiner School; Trevor Day School; Ramaz School; Robert Louis StevensonSchool (PS183);PS 77 The Lower Lab school; East Side Middle School;Lillie Devereux Blake School (PS6); East Side Middle School (PS158);Senator Robert F. Wagner Middle School (JHS 167); Talent Unlimited HighSchool; Eleanor Roosevelt High School; Hunter College High School;Urban Academy Laboratory High School; Cornell University MedicalSchool; Hunter College; Marymount Manhattan College; Mount Sinai Schoolof Medicine; Rockefeller University; Metropolitan Hospital (NY MedicalCollege).

The Upper East Side's museums - from the grandMetropolitan, through to the spiral Guggenheim, the innovative Whitney,the quietly elegant Neue Gallerie and the vast mansions-turned-museums,such as the Frick and the Cooper-Hewitt, mean this area has thegreatest concentration of artistic treasures anywhere on earth. Andwhile the Upper East Side is the number one choice for New York's highsociety, there are also some more affordable streets close by too. Formore temporary stays of residence, the area boasts hotels such as theCarlyle, Hotel Wales, Hotel 57 and Helmsley Carlton House.

CafeSabarsky, Aureole, Serefina Fabulous Grill, Orsay and the Park AvenueCafe number among the many restaurant options for fine dining in theneighborhood. For cocktails and elegant lounge atmosphere, there aremany hotel bars, such as The Library, and other hot nightspots like theTerrace Bar and the Metropolitan Museum Rooftop Garden Bar.

Theneighborhood's transportation needs are serviced by taxis, MTA busroutes which run along nearly every avenue and the green line subway(4, 5 and 6 train).

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