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Condominium•Turtle Bay

303 East 43RD Street #25C, New York City, NY 10017

Listing Courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC

$1,097,000

Potential Rebate: $16,455

Condominium

1 Bed

2 Baths

3 Rooms

1 sqft

Built 1983

29 Stories

1,097,000/ft²

Listed on Aug 5, 2025

164 days on market

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Overview

Midtown Triple-Exposure Gem with Iconic Views - Investor-Only Opportunity Currently Rented at $4,000/Month - Lease in Place Through September 1, 2026 This oversized 945 sq ft one-bedroom, 1.5-bath apartment offers triple exposures, soaring 9-foot ceilings, and breathtaking views of the East River, United Nations, and the iconic Pepsi sign. The living room and bedroom provide direct views of the Chrysler Building, creating a striking backdrop day and night. The open, expansive layout includes a windowed kitchen, wood flooring, crown molding, and marble baths. Thanks to its generous proportions, the unit can be easily converted into a two-bedroom, offering rare value: two bedrooms for the price of one in a full-service, white-glove condominium. Located in a building with a peaceful private courtyard and top-tier services, this is a unique opportunity in Prime Midtown East, just moments from Grand Central and the United Nations.

Home Features

•Building Courtyard

Estimated Monthly Payment

$6,327 per month

30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest

Principal and Interest

$5,421

Property Taxes

Maintenance/Common Charges

$906

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Home Price

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Estimated Rebate for this Home

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$16,455

Monthly savings impact

$46/mo

Effective Purchase Price

$1,080,545

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Price Analysis

Compare average listing prices and value metrics for International Plaza against the surrounding Turtle Bay market.

Based on 2 active units in building vs 148 in area

Average List Price

Building$1.5M

Neighborhood$2.0M

Price Per SqFt

Building Avg$549,076/ft²

Neighborhood Avg$10,259/ft²

Premium Market

5252.06% Higher

than the Turtle Bay price-per-sq-ft average

This building commands a premium compared to the neighborhood baseline. This typically indicates superior amenities, newer construction, or prime positioning within Turtle Bay.

Turtle Bay

Overview of Turtle Bay

Turtle Bay is a diplomatic and residential enclave on the East Side, stretching from 43rd to 53rd Streets east of Lexington Avenue. Anchored by the United Nations, it feels international yet neighborly. For buyers eyeing Turtle Bay Manhattan real estate, the area offers a quiet retreat in the middle of it all. Living in Turtle Bay, Manhattan is sophisticated and serene. The streets are lined with diplomatic missions, consulates, and elegant pre-war buildings. As a historic Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it attracts a mix of UN employees, longtime residents, and young professionals seeking value and proximity to Midtown offices.

Real Estate & Housing Market

The inventory of homes for sale in Turtle Bay is diverse. You can find everything from white-glove co-ops on Beekman Place to more affordable post-war condos and brownstones on the side streets. The presence of the UN creates a steady rental market for diplomats, making it attractive for investors. Turtle Bay often offers better value than its neighbors to the north and south. Buyers can find spacious layouts and river views at price points that are competitive for prime Manhattan. The "Katharine Hepburn Garden" area adds a touch of historic celebrity allure.

Lifestyle & Community

The lifestyle in Turtle Bay is professional and polite. The nightlife on Second Avenue attracts a younger crowd for happy hour, but the side streets remain peaceful. The community is heavily influenced by the international corps of the UN, giving it a unique global flavor. Residents enjoy a quiet quality of life. The neighborhood has a strong sense of civic pride, evident in the Turtle Bay Association's active care for the local parks and gardens. It feels like a small village tucked behind the skyscrapers.

Transportation & Accessibility

Turtle Bay is convenient for commuters. Grand Central Terminal is within walking distance, providing access to the 4, 5, 6, 7, S trains and Metro-North. The E and M trains at Lexington/53rd offer quick east-west options. The M15 Select Bus Service on 1st and 2nd Avenues is heavily used by locals. The proximity to the FDR Drive makes leaving the city by car relatively easy compared to other parts of Midtown.

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza serves as the neighborhood's gathering place, hosting a greenmarket and events. The quiet Greenacre Park on 51st Street, with its 25-foot waterfall, is a hidden gem for residents seeking tranquility. Amenities include the Vanderbilt YMCA, numerous diplomatic cultural centers, and a wide array of grocery options from Whole Foods to Morton Williams. The dining scene ranges from classic steakhouses like Smith & Wollensky to varied international cuisines.

Who This Neighborhood Is Best For

Turtle Bay is best for diplomats, midtown office workers, and buyers seeking a quiet, safe, and centrally located home. It balances the convenience of Midtown with the charm of a residential community.

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