240 East 46th Street 2DNew York, NY 10017

*Open House by Appointment this Sunday by appt (to accommodate NYC Marathon weekend travel). Please contact listing agent to schedule a dedicated viewing slot.
*Investor Friendly condo building, No board approval!

Welcome to this exceptionally spacious one-bedroom Condo, in the building’s coveted D-line, a highly desirable layout that neighboring owners have often converted into a two-bedroom.

The apartment features freshly refinished hardwood floors, large north-facing windows that bring in excellent natural light, and a dedicated dining area. Storage is exceptionally generous with 4 large closets.

The king-sized bedroom features a large double closet, while the nearby bathroom has been newly renovated with modern finishes, a brand-new vanity, modern light fixtures, and a new Madison mirrored cabinet.

The kitchen is equipped with a small window for excellent ventilation, a feature rarely found in city apartments.
The Building:
Located on a quiet, tree-lined residential street in the heart of Turtle Bay, 240 East 46th Street is a premier, full-service condominium. Residents enjoy top-tier amenities including a 24-hour doorman, a live-in superintendent, central laundry facilities, bike storage, and private storage units.
The Location:
Unmatched Midtown East convenience. You are just minutes away from Grand Central Terminal (4, 5, 6, 7, and S trains) and the 53rd Street Station (E, M, and 6 trains), making any commute seamless.
• Fitness & Wellness: Blocks from Equinox (E 44th), NYSC, and the YMCA.
• Neighborhood Amenities: Surrounded by vibrant restaurants, cozy coffee shops, premier retail shopping, and gourmet food markets. The iconic Sparks Steak House is right on your block, the lively Serafina is just a 3-minute walk away, and the United Nations is a brief 5-to-8-minute stroll from your front door.
*Base monthly fees are subject to an additional $209 capital improvement assessment. This assessment runs through 2027, *
*Please note: The blue light seen in the window photo is simply sunlight bouncing off temporary blue scaffolding tarp on the adjacent building, not a blue sky reflection.