Petite Murray Hill co-op with United Nations views seeks $550K

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A Murray Hill one-bedroom is back on the market seeking less than it sold for three years ago. The petite co-op in Woodstock Towers at 320 East 42nd Street is asking $550,000, $7,000 less than it closed for in February 2017.

The co-op has undergone a few spruces in the meantime, most notably the new coat of white paint on the kitchen cabinets. A wall of built-ins includes a pull-out table to help maximize the apartment’s minimal amount of space as well as a desk overlooking neighboring Tudor City. The apartment’s attractive casement windows also look out towards the United Nations Headquarters and show a slice of the East River.

The corner bedroom is large enough to fit a queen-sized bed and comes with a closet. A bump out in the living room across from the windowed wall provides a challenge for living room layout, but the space can fit a small sofa and chair. The bathroom goes unpictured, but an old listing photo shows it’s pretty innocuous in all white.

The building comes with a full-time doorman, live-in super, and a porter. Residents also have use of the building’s gym, laundry facilities, bike storage room, and landscaped garden. Monthly fees run $1,520 and the building requires board approval for new occupants. Warburg Realty has the listing.