Building: 30 East 37th Street

The Morgan Park, 30 East 37th Street is a mid-sized brick building built in 1950 by quintessential NYC architectural group Emery Roth & Sons. Located in the heart of midtown East on an elegant block between Madison and Park Avenues, The Morgan Park has the charm and character of a boutique prewar building, with beamed ceilings, slightly higher than the typical post-war buildings built in the 1950’s and beyond. Many of the south-facing apartments have views of the cultural establishment that gave the condominium its name, The Morgan Library, which is located one block south on East 36th Street. Built in 1950 and converted to condominium in 1986, The Morgan Park is 13 stories with 104 apartments consisting of studios, 1-and 2-Bedroom apartments. 30 East 37th Street is pet friendly and boasts a 24-hour Doorman, live-in Superintendent, and common laundry. The Morgan Park is perfectly situated a stone’s throw from The Union League Club, The Scandinavia House, The Ginger Man, Grand Central Station, and the Empire State Building.

Building Description Provided by Carolyn Zweben