On a tree-lined block between Park Ave and Lexington Ave in Murray Hill, an 1850's Renaissance Revival-style rowhouse can be found at 112 East 35th Street. The semi-detached house is one of the buildings that shows a post-war architecture from its facade to its interiors.
This 5 story building is filled with various accents including wood burning fireplaces and huge floor to ceiling windows. Each floor is also outfitted with flooring and herringbone molding.
Different rooms are located on each floor for residents' essentials. On the first floor, a library space and an elegant living room are available to guests and residents. The second floor is a living room floor, where a kitchen with a pantry and dining room of considerable dimensions is located. In addition, there is a gallery and another room.
Two large bedrooms are located on each of the third and fourth floors. It houses more than 6,100 square feet of indoor space with an additional 880 square feet of outdoor space. Complementing these rooms are a recreational area and a living room. Take in the amazing views of the city from the 5th floor rooftop.
In addition to the design and amenities of the apartment, it will be easy to enjoy unique dining experiences in the many restaurants in the area. Grand Central Terminal and most subway lines are also nearby, making commuting to and from home easy.
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