Turtle Bay lies in Midtown East between 42nd and 53rd Streets, and east from Lexington Avenue to the East River. That's worth noting because, thanks to the very un-Midtown Manhattan environment of stately tree-lined blocks and distinctively international flair, Turtle Bay sometimes seems not to be in Manhattan at all. Turtle Bay’s sophisticated languor may have something to do with the presence of The United Nations and a host of embassies -- and with them a diverse, international community -- but the appeal of Turtle Bay’s enticingly laid-back, community-oriented feel is distinctly its own.
While the United Nations Building is Turtle Bay's most recognizable architectural landmark -- and one of the most recognizable in all of New York City -- Turtle Bay is also home to as rich an array of architecture as any neighborhood in Manhattan. Elegant 19th-century brownstones line tree-lined side streets, and the Tudor City complex near First Avenue and 43rd Street offers a wealth of pre-war co-ops. Those old-Manhattan buildings define Turtle Bay for most New Yorkers, but some new construction condominiums have brought Turtle Bay up to date, and added some very intriguing new condo listings to a neighborhood that had plenty of appeal already. The pre-war condominium conversion at 142 East 49th Street offers a classic Turtle Bay condo experience, while its neighbor at 212 East 47th offers a condo conversion option of more recent vintage. New construction condominiums such as the unmistakably Trump-y Trump World Tower and The Alexander offer some very contemporary condo comforts.
Turtle Bay condos cover just about the full spectrum in Manhattan real estate, but the one thing that apartments in Turtle Bay feature is a unique and uniquely appealing combination of prime Manhattan location and access to a wide array of culinary and cultural attractions. That’s Turtle Bay.
Located in Midtown East, 142 East 49th Street mixes an exterior of pre-war elegance and an interior of modern design. Being in the center of Manhattan gives 142 East 49th Street apartments a prime New York City location near many New York City landmarks, like Rockefeller Center, Grand Central Station, and St. Patrick's Cathedral.
1BR apartments from $649,000
212 East 47th Street is a new condominium conversion building located in New York City's Turtle Bay neighborhood, offering luxury apartments for sale. Residents can choose between luxurious one two or three bedroom apartments with three different design packages to choose from, each offering an outstanding array of materials used throughout. Floors are natural dark walnut or white oak wood, while tiles are crystallized glass, granite or mosaic.
1BR apartments from $699,000
2BR apartments from $1,225,000
3BR apartments from $1,295,000
232 East 50th Street, Turtle Bay
2BR apartments from $1,375,000
3BR apartments from $2,750,000
330 East 57th Street is a unique condominium tower located in the Sutton Area of Manhattan. Surrounded by Midtown Manhattan and the Upper East Side, these New York condominiums offer easy access to Manhattan’s theater, fashion, and business scenes as well as to some of Manhattan’s most exclusive shops, boutiques, and gourmet restaurants. 330 East 57th Street apartments boast high ceilings, oversized windows, and hardwood floors throughout, while other amenities include private keyed elevator entry, in house wine coolers, and private storage space.
3BR apartments from $2,295,000
441 East 57th Street is a new construction development comprised of condominium townhomes, which has excelled at bringing ultra-modern living and smart technology to apartments in Sutton Place. With its location in one of Manhattan’s most distinguished and historic neighborhoods, 441 East 57th Street truly stands out from other New York apartments with its iconic exterior, edged in anodized metal and fritted glass.
865 UN Plaza, at 865 First Avenue, is a new condominium conversion located in Midtown East Manhattan, offering luxury apartments for sale. Just steps away from the historical United Nations Plaza, this stylish Tudor residence is the epitome of luxury, offering one bedroom and studio condominiums. Enjoy the accessibility that Midtown Manhattan offers, along with the lovely sanctuary and magnificent views that the river provides.
Studios apartments from $495,000
1BR apartments from $850,000
2BR apartments from $775,000
The Alexander, at 250 East 49th Street, is a new condominium building located in New York City's Turtle Bay, offering luxury apartments for sale. Designed by Sydness architects, residences at The Alexander feature floor-to-ceiling windows and 12-foot ceilings, creating spacious and sun-filled homes. The open design of the units juxtaposes adornments of onyx, black granite and bronze seen throughout the communal areas, giving off a sense of rich texture and untouched simplicity.
2BR apartments from $2,035,000
3BR apartments from $3,325,000
Winner of the prestigious Mercedes Benz property award for “The Finest New Redevelopment in the World”, The Beekman Regent presides in adding a fresh take to Old World classic amenities to this converted pre-war Midtown East condo. With extensive services like Continental breakfast in the resident’s lounge, housekeeping and laundry services, and a spa-like health club, The Beekman Regent suits the needs of a demanding, modern-day Manhattan lifestyle.
1BR apartments from $1,095,000
3BR apartments from $2,480,000
Upon setting foot through the canopied entrance at 235 East 55th Street, The Capri exudes elegance with glass chandeliers and Botticino marble flooring in its rich wood-paneled lobby. The sophistication does not end there; the 40 luxury Turtle Bay apartments for sale in The Capri take up the top 15 floors each with a corner layout providing commanding New York City views. The amenities are of matching quality with a 24 hour doorman and full service concierge.
1BR apartments from $999,000
2BR apartments from $2,600,000
