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The Churchill is a 34-story high-rise with a circular driveway and 24/7 doorman, concierge, valet, dry cleaners, tailoring, package collection, and mail room with monitors. Amentieis include an outdoor pool with Chrysler Building views, roof deck, lounge with skyline views, storage, bike room, and attached garage.
All apartments have an intercom to the lobby, and there are trash chutes and washer/dryers on every floor. The building's address of 300 East 40th Street puts it close to Grand Central Terminal, Bryant Park, Trader Joe's, the AMC movie theater, and several transportation options. Pets less than 30 pounds are permitted, as are investors, pied-a-terres, and subletters from day one.
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Saying you live in Kips Bay or Murray Hill may not turn your friends green with envy (unless you occupy one of the beautiful Sniffen Court carriage houses at 150-158 East 36th Street), but rest assured, that?s all about to change. Considered a nondescript neighborhood just a few years ago, the blocks east of Fifth Avenue between 23rd and 42nd Streets have become the playground for a stylish bunch of young professionals. Some might say it?s the fantastic ethnic restaurants along Lexington and Third Avenues (now dubbed Curry Hill) that has drawn new residents to the area, but educated guessers will tell you that the neighborhood?s tantalizing mix of living options?graceful towers, well-maintained apartment buildings, condos, co-ops, brownstones?and its proximity to Midtown?s business district and Downtown?s nightlife, make the area a smart locale for any city dweller. Business owners are catching on, too. In the last few years, the neighborhood has gotten its own boutique hotel (the Marcel), not to mention a swanky lounge to go with it (Spread).
Beyond its status as a budding real estate destination (towers at Manhattan Place, the Horizon and the Corinthian are all within a stone?s throw of each other), there are also a few landmarks to the neighborhood?s credit. The Morgan Library, located at Madison Avenue and East 36th Street, serves as architectural eye candy for incoming residents, as does the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland, a romantic C.P.H. Gilbert-designed Beaux Arts mansion originally built for entrepreneur Joseph Raphael De Lemar. With Grand Central Station, the New York Public Library and the Queens-Midtown Tunnel just on the outskirts of town, it?s easy to see the appeal of this understated community
Great neigborhood- close to grand central, nice restaurants.
like feeling at all. apts. very standard.