Key to Gramercy Park

Residence 3W is a beautifully renovated two-bedroom, two-bath condominium featuring a stunning direct view of Gramercy Park—complete with the rare privilege of a key to the Park.

This sophisticated home blends historic charm with modern comfort. High ceilings, refinished original floors, and elegant ceiling moldings showcase the grandeur of the 19th century while thoughtful renovations provide the conveniences of contemporary living.

The grand living room is anchored by a beautiful decorative fireplace and framed by oversized windows overlooking Gramercy Park, offering one of the most coveted views in the neighborhood.

The primary bedroom features four large window with direct park views. Its northern exposure reveals the intricate terra-cotta detailing of the building’s striking second tower.

The windowed kitchen is thoughtfully designed with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops and backsplash, and a full suite of premium appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Viking range, Bosch dishwasher, microwave, and wine cooler.

Both bathrooms feature warm wood and marble vanities, brushed brass fixtures, and heated floors. The primary bathroom includes a stall shower and an original stained-glass window, while the second bedroom enjoys its own en-suite bathroom with a bathtub.

Built in 1908 by architect James Gordon Riley, 36 Gramercy Park East is a celebrated Gothic Revival architectural landmark. The twelve-story building is clad in white terra-cotta adorned with ornate Gothic arches, colonnettes, shields, cherubs, and gargoyles. A dramatic central courtyard creates the appearance of twin towers, while two cast-stone armored knights holding spears stand guard at the entrance.

This award-winning full-service building is illuminated by custom gas lanterns—faithful replicas of those that originally graced the property in 1908. The lobby is rich with old-world detail, featuring onyx and terra-cotta finishes, a decorative frieze, and an extraordinary ornamental filigree ceiling.

Over the years, notable residents have included actor John Barrymore, sculptor Daniel Chester French, Alfred Ringling of circus fame, and playwright Eugene O’Neill.

The building offers a 24-hour doorman and concierge, common laundry room, and welcomes pets. Additional private storage available for sale. Residents also enjoy close proximity to the Union Square Greenmarket, exceptional dining and shopping, and convenient access to public transportation.

Assessment of $1,614/mo through May 2028 for terra cotta replacement

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