Inside the Historic NYC Co-Op Where Al Capone and Marilyn Monroe Lived—Now Selling From $535K

Two condos, located in the same building that legends like Al Capone, Marilyn Monroe, Doris Day, and George Burns once called home, have recently hit the market in Manhattan's vibrant Hell's Kitchen neighborhood.The Emery Roth-designed building, known as The Whitby, was built in 1923 and still has many historic details throughout its 217-unit structure. Nestled in the heart of the Theatre District, the full-service co-op features a spectacular rooftop deck where residents can soak in panoramic views of the city."The Whitby was built in the early 1920s, when it started out as a hotel," says Douglas Bellitto, who is co-listing the property with Rachel Glazer of Brown Harris Stevens. "It became known as a haven for actors, artists, and musicians. At the time, so many people refused to rent to those types of creatives, but The Whitby was absolutely welcoming."Loading...Living room of one-bedroom condo at The Whitby in Manhattan, NY, listed for $535,000Courtesy of Brown Harris StevensLoading...Kitchen of one-bedroom condo at The Whitby in Manhattan, NY, listed for $535,000Courtesy of Brown Harris StevensLoading...Lobby of The Whitby in Manhattan, NYCourtesy of Brown Harris StevensIn its...