333 E 41st Street #3/4F

This two-bedroom duplex offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of pre-war history in the iconic Tudor City enclave of Midtown Manhattan. The residence exudes timeless architectural character, including gracious proportions, soaring 9-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, and south-facing casement portrait windows. At the heart of this exceptional home are two wood-burning fireplaces, one on each level, that lend a warmth and romance rarely found in Manhattan living. The open living and dining space with custom-built bookshelves neighbors a private alcove office with western views. Evenings spent by the fire feel worlds away from the city’s bustle, yet close to Midtown’s best dining, culture, and transit systems. The chef’s kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to marry contemporary functionality with classic style, outfitted with professional appliances and generous counter and storage space that will delight the most discerning home cook, all without sacrificing the pre-war soul of the home. The bedrooms are accessed either by the spiral staircase or their own convenient entrance from the 3rd floor. The charming primary bedroom has plenty of natural light from five south-facing windows. The primary and secondary bedrooms share a large windowed bathroom outfitted in crisp white tile and a glass shower door. Storage is never a concern with an abundance of spacious closets throughout both floors and an additional storage space in the basement. The duplex layout provides a natural separation between living and sleeping spaces, making it ideal for both entertaining and everyday comfort. Two floors, two bedrooms, two full bathrooms and two wood burning fireplaces equals one unforgettable apartment. Built in 1926 with 6 stories and only 27 units, this boutique coop and its private courtyard overlook Tudor City Park with its old growth trees and flower beds. In 1988 the Landmarks Preservation designated the park in the National Register of Historic Places. Whether you are drawn to Tudor City for its storybook Tudor revival architecture, tree-lined streets, or unbeatable location between Grand Central Station and the United Nations, this home delivers an unparalleled blend of historic charm and modern refinement that is simply not to be missed. - 80% financing allowed - No flip tax - Live-in Super - Private storage included - Bike room included - Firewood storage area outside courtyard - Pieds-a-terre allowed with Board Approval - Sublets allowed with Board Approval - Pet friendly - Recently updated elevator & new laundry machines in basement - Private courtyard overlooking Tudor City Park (Please note that the additional second bedroom image was created using AI rendering)