50 GRAMERCY PARK, 50 Gramercy Park North, #2A
In Contract
Coop For Sale
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Gramercy Park
Web ID # 1225621
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RLS
Building & Unit Features
Wall Street Journal 8/24/2023:
New Yorks Famous Gramercy Park Hotel to Reopen After Renovations.
Maialino by Danny Meyer as well.
Mint 2 bed on Gramercy Park with expansive 1,000+ sqft private terrace and key to the park.
Upon entering over 40 feet of floor to ceiling windows showcase views of Gramercy Park. This large living area offers space for defined dining, living and library areas. The fully equipped kitchen with Subzero refrigerator, Miele appliances and 5 burner stove opens to a breakfast bar and has park views.
As you go down the bedroom wing you pass the powder room and the ensuite second bedroom. At the end of the hall is the sprawling primary suite which has a separate sitting room or ideal office. The tranquil primary bedroom itself has room for an additional sitting area and a door that leads out to the 1,074 sqft private terrace. Two walk in closets on the way to the spa like bathroom with steam shower, separate soaking tub, water closet and access to the private terrace.
The sprawling private terrace has plenty of space for dining under the pergola, sitting area with sofa and chairs for relaxation and cocktails.
Washer/dryer in the apartment. Additional $1,072/month outdoor terrace license fee. Two private storage bins. Current monthly assessment for capital improvements of $3,551. This property was originally built in 1924 by Bing & Bing as the Gramercy Park Hotel at 2 Lexington Avenue and was designed by Robert T. Lyons. 50 Gramercy Park North overlooks Gramercy Park, a private park open only to residents of buildings facing it. An intimate building with just 17 stories and 21 units, residents enjoy a key to Gramercy Park, a 24/7 doorman, close proximity to the 4, 5, and 6 subway lines.
New Yorks Famous Gramercy Park Hotel to Reopen After Renovations.
Maialino by Danny Meyer as well.
Mint 2 bed on Gramercy Park with expansive 1,000+ sqft private terrace and key to the park.
Upon entering over 40 feet of floor to ceiling windows showcase views of Gramercy Park. This large living area offers space for defined dining, living and library areas. The fully equipped kitchen with Subzero refrigerator, Miele appliances and 5 burner stove opens to a breakfast bar and has park views.
As you go down the bedroom wing you pass the powder room and the ensuite second bedroom. At the end of the hall is the sprawling primary suite which has a separate sitting room or ideal office. The tranquil primary bedroom itself has room for an additional sitting area and a door that leads out to the 1,074 sqft private terrace. Two walk in closets on the way to the spa like bathroom with steam shower, separate soaking tub, water closet and access to the private terrace.
The sprawling private terrace has plenty of space for dining under the pergola, sitting area with sofa and chairs for relaxation and cocktails.
Washer/dryer in the apartment. Additional $1,072/month outdoor terrace license fee. Two private storage bins. Current monthly assessment for capital improvements of $3,551. This property was originally built in 1924 by Bing & Bing as the Gramercy Park Hotel at 2 Lexington Avenue and was designed by Robert T. Lyons. 50 Gramercy Park North overlooks Gramercy Park, a private park open only to residents of buildings facing it. An intimate building with just 17 stories and 21 units, residents enjoy a key to Gramercy Park, a 24/7 doorman, close proximity to the 4, 5, and 6 subway lines.
Floor: 2
Stories: 17
Units: 23
Total Rooms: 5
Pet Policy: Pets OK
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