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Residence 4E at 310 Lexington Avenue is a generously proportioned one-bedroom cooperative offering an excellent layout in the heart of Murray Hill. The expansive living and dining area provides exceptional flexibility for both everyday living and entertaining, while large windows fill the home with natural light throughout the day. Whether enjoyed in its current configuration or reimagined to suit a new owner’s vision, the residence offers a rare combination of scale, flexibility, and value. 310 Lexington Avenue is a full-service cooperative offering a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, landscaped roof deck with panoramic city views, tranquil interior garden, central laundry room, and private storage available for rent. The building permits co-purchasing, guarantors, and pieds-à-terre, providing flexibility for a variety of ownership arrangements. Perfectly positioned moments from Grand Central Terminal, residents enjoy immediate access to Midtown, multiple subway lines, neighborhood restaurants, cafés, and everyday conveniences.

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Residence 4E at 310 Lexington Avenue is a generously proportioned one-bedroom cooperative offering an excellent layout in the heart of Murray Hill. The expansive living and dining area provides exceptional flexibility for both everyday living and entertaining, while large windows fill the home with natural light throughout the day. Whether enjoyed in its current configuration or reimagined to suit a new owner’s vision, the residence offers a rare combination of scale, flexibility, and value. 310 Lexington Avenue is a full-service cooperative offering a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, landscaped roof deck with panoramic city views, tranquil interior garden, central laundry room, and private storage available for rent. The building permits co-purchasing, guarantors, and pieds-à-terre, providing flexibility for a variety of ownership arrangements. Perfectly positioned moments from Grand Central Terminal, residents enjoy immediate access to Midtown, multiple subway lines, neighborhood restaurants, cafés, and everyday conveniences.