Tudor City renovated co-op with old-world details wants $575K

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A charming one-bedroom co-op in Midtown’s historic Tudor City enclave has hit the market, asking $575,000.

The apartment, which offers views of the Chrysler Building, has a renovated kitchen and bathroom and a large living room area. The kitchen has a dishwasher and boasts quartz countertops. Some of its interior details include large windows, hardwood floors, new crown and baseboard moldings, and original steel doors that add to the unit’s “1920s charm,” the listing says.

The Tudor City complex building, which sits in the Tudor City Historic District, doesn’t allow dogs, and has a gym, a bike room, a common laundry room, and a common roof deck.

It’s located at 45 Tudor City Place, between East 42nd and East 43rd streets, mere steps from Ralph Bunche Park and the United Nations headquarters. Grand Central and its transit hub is an 11-minute walk away.

Maintenance charges are $1,430/month (there is an assessment of $102.39/month until February 2023.) Takk Yamaguchi and Danielle Stout of Compass have the listing.