Lucky for you, this is back on the market!! Featured in the NYTimes Real Estate section!

Set on a quiet side street in the heart of Manhattan’s vibrant Murray Hill neighborhood, this large one-bedroom apartment is a recently renovated unit in a pristine post-war co-op building, with all the excitement and convenience of Midtown Manhattan immediately nearby.

Lined in an offset brick pattern of Nemo porcelain tile, the state-of-the-art kitchen features Caesarstone countertops, custom solid hardwood cabinets with smoked glass doors, and all-new appliances. The modern bathroom is outfitted with subway tile walls, seamless glass shower doors and Italian wave glass lighting fixtures. An expansive bedroom closet offers three custom-built eight-foot panels designed by the Sliding Door Company; new oak flooring has been laid in all closets and finished to match the rest of the apartment.

The apartment’s preserved hardwood flooring has been stripped down to its original brilliance and sealed with a matte finish, while dimmer lighting runs throughout, as do craft-made ceiling fans from the NYC lighting design showroom.

A full-service building with a 24-hour doorman, 166 East 35th Street is one of Murray Hill’s most desirable co-ops. The lobby, elevators, hallways and laundry room have all been recently renovated, and the upcoming addition of a roof deck has been approved. Subway and express bus lines are blocks from the apartment, Grand Central Station is within walking distance, and all the shops, restaurants and conveniences of one of New York’s liveliest neighborhoods are directly outside the building.