319 East 50th Street

319 East 50th Street, known as Beekman Hill, is a distinguished pre-war cooperative located in the heart of Turtle Bay. Built in 1931, this  13-story residence combines classic New York architectural character with the convenience of full-service living in one of Midtown Manhattan’s most established residential neighborhoods.

The building welcomes residents through stained-glass entrance doors and an elegant traditional lobby, creating a gracious sense of arrival. The residences reflect the generous proportions and character associated with pre-war construction, with individual homes offering features such as hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, traditional moldings, and city or garden exposures. The variety of layouts and finishes allows each residence to offer its own distinctive character.

Classic Beekman Hill Living in Midtown Manhattan

Beekman Hill offers the convenience of full-service cooperative living with a full-time doorman, elevator operator, live-in superintendent, central laundry, bicycle room, and resident storage. The building is pet-friendly and offers a welcoming residential environment that combines attentive service with the charm of a classic pre-war residence.

Ideally situated on East 50th Street in Turtle Bay, 319 East 50th Street is close to Greenacre Park, Beekman Place, Grand Central Terminal, and the restaurants, cafés, markets, and shops of Midtown East. Convenient access to the E, M, and 6 subway lines, as well as Grand Central’s extensive transportation network, makes commuting throughout Manhattan and beyond easily accessible.

319 East 50th Street’s features and amenities include:

• Cooperative
• Pre-war building
• Stained-glass entrance
• Traditional lobby
• Full-time doorman
• Elevator operator
• Live-in superintendent
• Central laundry
• Bicycle room
• Resident storage
• Pet-friendly