300 East 40th Street Midtown East Apartment For Sale

Welcome home to Residence 6C at The Churchill—a bright and spacious corner two-bedroom that pairs sweeping river views with a private balcony and a beautifully refreshed interior designed for comfortable, effortless city living.\n\nStep inside through a gracious entry foyer with three closets, and you\'ll immediately discover one of this home\'s greatest gifts: exceptional storage. From there, the space unfolds into an oversized living and dining room stretching approximately 33 feet—generous room to relax, gather, and entertain. The private balcony extends the living room outdoors, framing open skies and lovely views of the East River.\n\nThe windowed kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with new stainless steel appliances, classic subway tile, abundant cabinetry, and wonderful workspace for everything from morning coffee to dinner parties. Both bedrooms are well proportioned, and the second bedroom enjoys river views of its own. The primary bedroom offers wonderful storage, complemented by a large linen and utility closet just steps away.\n\nRecent upgrades make the home feel truly move-in ready: newly refinished hardwood floors, fresh lighting throughout, all-new hardware, and an updated bathroom vanity with an illuminated, anti-fog mirror. With six closets in all and individual HVAC units in every room, Residence 6C delivers the space, storage, and functionality buyers dream of in a full-service Midtown condominium.\n\nThe Churchill is a white-glove condominium offering 24-hour door staff, concierge service, laundry on every floor, a fitness center, sauna, resident lounge, landscaped rooftop decks, outdoor pool, valet service, bicycle room, and garage. Ideally located near Grand Central, the East River, neighborhood markets, shopping, dining, and multiple transportation options, The Churchill also offers flexible ownership policies, including subletting, investors, co-purchasing, and pied-à-terre use.\n\nCome see why this apartment is the perfect place to call home.\n\nPhotos are virtually staged.