Carter's Review

This red-stucco apartment building has a fine midtown location. The mid-block building is located between 38th and 39th Streets, three blocks south of Grand Central Terminal and at the northern end of the Murray Hill neighborhood, which has many handsome side streets.

This 12-story building was erected in 1924 and has 24 condominium apartments. It is slightly setback from the block s building line and has a small, one-step-up entrance. It has a three-story rusticated limestone base, a canopied entrance, and sidewalk landscaping. It has no garage and inconsistent fenestration.

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Condo built in 1924
Converted in 1991
3 apartments currently for sale ($1.14M to $3.999M)
Located in Murray Hill
43 total apartments 43 total apartments
10 recent sales ($460K to $2.1M)
Doorman

Radiant

between 24th Street & Crescent Street

Long Island City

Innovative design, iconic views, motivating amenities. From $665K: Inspired residences with outdoor terraces and skyline views. 5 minutes to Midtown | 2025 Occupancy

Studios starting at $690,000
1 beds starting at $870,000
2 beds starting at $1,575,000
3 beds starting at $2,490,000

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