32 West 40th Street #11B, New York City, NY 10018

Make your stay in New York City memorable—and exceptional.

Across the street from Bryant Park is one of the rarely available luxurious residences at Bryant Park Place, a historic neo-renaissance building originally built in 1907 as The Engineers’ Club, listed in 2007 with the National Register of Historic Places, and designated a landmark in 2011.

The furnished offering is a stunning 5-room duplex, that was originally part of the Club’s ballroom. Enter into a magnificent parlor, adorned with artfully-restored wood Corinthian columns that soar 20 feet. The distinctive charm, warmth and serenity of this meticulously preserved space cannot be overstated.

Adjoining the parlor is a dining room partitioned off by sliding glass doors, and a bedroom/study flanked by 3 large windows lit from the South and West. Between these two rooms is a voluminous custom closet. The full bathroom downstairs is outfitted with sea green glass tiles, cream-toned ceramic floors, a custom full height linen closet, and a glass-enclosed 4-jet spa shower.

Original expansive mirrored door frames lead to a generously sized windowed chef's kitchen, with tall light oak cabinets, granite countertops, a Viking stove, a stainless steel Miele dishwasher, and a Whirlpool refrigerator.

Ascend to the primary bedroom in the loft upstairs, complete with a triple sized custom closet, and an en-suite bathroom, featuring a deep soaking tub with rain shower fixtures, custom vanity, and a Toto Washlet bidet.

Hardwood floors, abundant built-in storage under the staircase, and tasteful furnishings throughout complete the offering.

Bryant Park Place features extraordinary prewar details in the grand marble lobby and offers its residents first-class service. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, a live-in resident manager, a full-size laundry room, and bike storage. This prime location boasts access to Michelin restaurants, museums, cafes, theater, all subway lines, Grand Central, Metro-North, LIRR and New Jersey Transit, a Whole Foods supermarket, the New York Public Library, CitiBike, Lincoln Tunnel to Newark and the Queens-Midtown Tunnel to JFK, and naturally, all the delights of Bryant Park.

Fees include:
-$500 Co-Op Review Fee (non-refundable)
-$750 Move-In Deposit (refundable)
-$750 Move-In Fee (non-refundable)
-$500 Processing Fee (non-refundable)
-$300 Rush Interview Fee (should a Rush Interview be scheduled) (non-refundable)
Plus, standard Domecile fees: $120 Initiation, $65 Digital, 5% App Processing.