20 East 35TH Street #9M, New York City, NY 10016
Listing Courtesy of Coldwell Banker Warburg
$699,999
Potential Rebate: $10,500
Overview
<p> Perfectly situated in one of the most convenient locations between Park Avenue and Madison Avenue, while being just moments from the famed Morgan Library, this spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom home offers incredible potential and timeless character. Its beautiful prewar bones feature 9-foot ceilings throughout, a sunken living room, beautiful hardwood floors, and a classic inviting feel from the moment you step inside.</p> <p> The sunken living room is bathed in natural light, creating an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining. The windowed kitchen can easily be opened to create a contemporary, open-concept layout, and the adjacent dining area offers flexibility for everyday living or hosting guests.</p> <p> The generously sized bedroom includes an abundance of closet space, providing excellent storage and room to spread out. The bathroom features a convenient stall shower and awaits your personal touch.</p> <p> The Goodhue House is a full-service co-op built in 1937. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, gym, bike storage, laundry room, and storage cages for rent. Pied-a-terres are allowed. </p> <p>Some photos have been virtually staged for representation purposes only.</p> <p> </p>
Home Features
- •Building Roof Deck
Estimated Monthly Payment
$5,588 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
Estimated Rebate for this Home
One-time rebate at closing
$10,500
Monthly savings impact
$29/mo
💡 Estimated at 1.5% of purchase price
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Price Analysis
Compare average listing prices and value metrics for Goodhue House against the surrounding Murray Hill market.
Average List Price
Price Per SqFt
87.20% Lower
than the Murray Hill price-per-sq-ft average
Units in this building are listed below the neighborhood average, potentially offering better value per square foot compared to surrounding properties.
Murray Hill
Overview of Murray Hill
Murray Hill is a charming, somewhat relaxed enclave on the East Side of Manhattan, spanning roughly from 34th to 40th Streets. Known for its recent college graduate population, it also boasts historic districts with stunning townhouses. For those seeking Murray Hill Manhattan real estate, the neighborhood usually offers more space for your money than its neighbors.
Living in Murray Hill, Manhattan offers a residential vibe that feels distinct from the corporate towers of Midtown to the north. It is a mix of high-rise apartment complexes and tree-lined blocks of brownstones. As a popular Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it strikes a balance between a lively bar scene on Third Avenue and quiet, upscale living on Park Avenue.
Real Estate & Housing Market
The market for homes for sale in Murray Hill is viewed as a value pocket in Manhattan. You can find everything from affordable post-war co-op studios to multi-million dollar historic townhouses in the Murray Hill Historic District. It attracts a wide demographic, from young finance professionals renting their first apartments to established families owning entire brownstones.
The "Corinthian" and other condo towers offer full-service luxury living. The area is steady and reliable for investment, with strong rental demand from the nearby medical mile (NYU Langone) and UN workers. Prices here are generally more accessible than in Flatiron or Gramercy.
Lifestyle & Community
The lifestyle in Murray Hill is social and active. The neighborhood is famous for its nightlife along Third Avenue, which is bustling with sports bars and restaurants. However, west of Lexington Avenue, the vibe transforms into one of quiet elegance, with carriage houses and diplomatic residences.
Community amenities are strong, with the St. Vartan Park providing a local playground and sports courts. The proximity to Grand Central makes it a convenient choice for commuters, while the varied housing stock allows residents to "move up" within the neighborhood as they progress in their careers.
Transportation & Accessibility
Murray Hill is well-served by transportation. The 4, 5, 6, 7, and S trains at Grand Central are a short walk away, as is the 33rd St station for the 6 train. The neighborhood is also a hub for the select bus service, making crosstown travel easier.
Access to the Midtown Tunnel allows for quick escapes to Long Island and the airports. For daily commuting to Wall Street or Upper East Side, the Lexington Avenue line (4/5/6) is the lifeline of the neighborhood.
Parks, Schools & Amenities
While green space is at a premium, St. Vartan Park is a beloved community hub. The East River Ferry at 34th Street is a game-changer, connecting residents to Brooklyn, Queens, and Wall Street via a scenic boat ride.
The area is home to the Morgan Library & Museum, a cultural treasure. Amenities like Trader Joe’s, Fairway, and a plethora of gyms and dry cleaners cater to the busy professionals who live here.
Who This Neighborhood Is Best For
Murray Hill is best for recent graduates and young professionals seeking a fun social scene ("Murray Hill" is often nicknamed "Curry Hill" for its Indian restaurants or associated with post-grad life). However, the historic district is ideal for those seeking townhouse living at a relative discount.
