Your own piece of Manhattan right on Bryant Park! Move right in to this charming studio with sleeping alcove in the best midtown location. Nicely renovated and efficiently designed, this cozy and quiet home has a windowed eat in kitchen and beautifully tiled bathroom with stall shower. Pre-war details incl. hardwood plank floors and Crown & base moldings. Known for its grand lobby and staircase, this historically significant pre-war cooperative welcomes pied a terre use and has a friendly coop board. Bryant Park Place - formerly known as the Engineers Club - is well located on West 40th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues and was built in 1907 by Andrew Carnegie as a true example of Beaux Arts architecture. This full service coop is comprised of four separate buildings and an entrance on the park; listed in the National Register of Historic and Architecturally Significant Buildings. On site laundry and storage available, full time doorman and porter staff; pets allowed (some restrictions for dog owners). Monthly maintenance fee includes assessment through Jan. 2014.