New York, NY

Tucked into one of Midtown East's most historic enclaves, this beautifully renovated alcove studio offers a rare combination of classic prewar charm and modern comfort. Oversized windows overlook the peaceful tree-lined courtyard, filling the space with natural light. The fully equipped kitchen features rich wood cabinetry, a glass-front display cabinet, tiled backsplash, quartz-style countertops, an electric range and refrigerator, plus room for a coffee station and additional small appliances - ideal for anyone who loves to cook or entertain. The spa-like bathroom is a highlight, with a sleek glass-enclosed shower, floating vanity, and elegant tile work from floor to ceiling. Additional features include a large double-door closet for storage and a built-in AC unit. 2 Tudor City Place is in a historic, full-service & meticulously maintained building with a 24-hour doorman, attentive staff, live-in super, storage, laundry & bike rooms. The parking garage in the building offers discounted monthly rates to the tenants. Enjoy the turnkey conveniences of a Tudor City gym across the street, a dry cleaner with in-house housekeeping service, a bike shop, & the famous Tudor City Steakhouse restaurant located on the street. The best of all worlds, Tudor City is a quiet enclave that is also centrally located, providing easy access to the Midtown Tunnel, FDR, Grand Central Terminal, crosstown public transportation, and the East River Ferry. 2 Tudor City & Building Notes: 2 Tudor City is the only post-war building in the Tudor City complex. Located at the southern end of Tudor City Place. At the time Tudor City was the largest residential project of its kind. Today, Tudor City consists of 15 buildings, 11 co-op apartment buildings, and four townhouses. The complex, which still maintains much of its English charm, offers a unique village feel amidst the bustle of midtown. Tudor City extends from 40th Street to the south, 43rd Street to the north, First Avenue to the east, and Second Avenue to the west. Originally built as rental apartments, Tudor City was converted into co-op apartments in the mid-1980s by Time Equities and Philips International after several changes in ownership.