Residence 803 at Morgan Lofts is a rare high-floor corner loft defined by light, volume, and provenance. One of two studios in the building with four oversized windows, Residence 803 stands apart for its exceptional eastern exposure, with two additional windows that drench the home in morning sun.

With soaring 12'5" ceilings and interiors in the buildings signature Andres Escobar design, 803s loft credentials are authentic: wide-plank espresso oak floors, eight-foot solid-core doors, and central air and heat controlled by a Nest thermostat. The open kitchen pairs a brand-new 2026 quartz countertop and breakfast bar with Sub-Zero, Bosch, and Kupperbusch appliances, including a Bosch dishwasher replaced in 2022. The spa bath features a deep Neptune soaking tub behind a glass enclosure and a full-wall mirror. An in-unit Bosch washer and dryer, rare for a studio in this corridor, completes the home.

Housed in a prewar terra-cotta building converted to loft condominiums in 2007, with five to six homes per floor, Morgan Lofts offers elevator entrances on both 36th and 37th Streets, a 24-hour doorman, two landscaped roof terraces, and a rooftop fitness room.

The setting is at the edge of Murray Hill and NoMad, with the Morgan Library, Madison Square Park, Bryant Park, Grand Central, the newly opened TMPL Madison flagship gym, and bustling Koreatown all close at hand.