Douglas Elliman's Tavivian Sporn team named exclusive leasing agents at 22 East 36th Street
Infinity Urban Century LLC, an affiliate of Infinity Real Estate and owner of 22 East 36th Street, has selected Douglas Elliman's Tavivian Sporn Team as the exclusive leasing team for the Murray Hill property, also known as 215 Madison Avenue.
Situated on a beautiful tree lined street at the corner of Madison Avenue and 36th Street, the classic pre-war rental building is conveniently located within walking distance to many of the city's top destinations including Grand Central Station, Bryant Park, Times Square and the Morgan Library. It is also accessible to the Flatiron and Gramercy neighborhoods along with fabulous dining and retail locations.
"22 East 36th Street offers grand classic-five and classic-six layouts that are perfect for entertaining and all homes boast sought-after pre-war touches including high beamed ceilings, original wood burning fire places and spaciously proportioned rooms," said Ariel Tavivian, co-founder of the Tavivian Sporn team along with Yair Tavivian and Lenny Sporn. "These high-end finishes paired with a fantastic location and great amenities create truly coveted homes."
Consisting of 40 units, the 10-story building features an array of amenities that include a full-time doorman, on-site laundry facilities and private storage.
"We are very pleased to bring such an exceptional product to the market in this neighborhood," said Steven Kassin, managing partner, Infinity Urban Century LLC. "215 Madison Avenue is a pre-war building offering the grand homes one would expect to find along Central Park West, Fifth Avenue or Park Avenue.
Current availabilities, each new to the market, include a one-bed, one-bathroom apartment for $3,950, a two-bed, two-bathroom apartment for $6,200and a three-bed, three-bathroom apartment for $6,400.
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