305 Second Avenue #PH1001

305 Second Avenue opened in 1902 as the Society of the Lying-In Hospital, a maternity hospital designed by Robert Henderson Robertson and funded largely by J. Pierpont Morgan. The hospital moved on in the 1930s, and the Renaissance Revival building on Stuyvesant Square was converted to residences in the 1980s as Rutherford Place.

The penthouse crowns it: roughly 6,000 square feet across fifteen rooms, four bedrooms flexible to five, under ceilings that reach twenty feet, with oversized skylights, exposed architectural steel beams, and a dedicated recording studio. Offered furnished, for summer occupancy and beyond.