Igodo Gị Maka Gramercy Park: Ụlọ A Rụrụ N’ụzọ Ọma N’ime Brownstone A Maara Aha nke Afọ 1850

Nnọọ n’ụlọ n’otu n’ime ụlọ Gramercy kacha pụta ìhè: ụlọ nwere ime ụlọ ihi ụra otu, nke e mezigharịrị kpamkpam, dị n’ime brownstone co-op dị obosara ụkwụ 25 nke afọ 1850 na Gramercy Park South. Ọ na-abịa na ihe ùgwù pụrụ iche nke adreesị a—igodo nke gị nke Gramercy Park, ogige onwe onye ikpeazụ fọdụrụ na Manhattan.

N’ime ya, Apartment 2A haziri ugbu a dịka oghere alcove mepere emepe, ebe elu ụlọ dị ụkwụ iri na-eme ka oghere ahụ nwee ịdị elu a na-adịghị ahụkarị n’ụlọ nha ya. Window buru ibu nwere iko abụọ na-echekarị ihu n’ebe ugwu, tinyekwara window ọzọ n’ebe ọwụwa anyanwụ, na-eme ka ìhè a nyochara site n’osisi bata site n’akụkụ abụọ n’ụbọchị dum.

Ndozigharị ahụ gbasoro ụzọ dị jụụ nke ihe owuwu na ihe eji arụ ụlọ na-achị. Osisi oak cerused, nke e jiri lime mee ka ahịrị ya mepere emepe pụta ntakịrị, na-aga n’usoro n’ala, n’ọnụ ụzọ, na n’ime kabinet kichin e mere omenala, na-ejikọta ụlọ niile ọnụ ma hapụ elu ụlọ na ìhè ka ha bụrụ ihe na-eduzi oghere ahụ.

Na mbụ, ọ bụ ụlọ nwere ime ụlọ ihi ụra otu nke e kewara nke ọma; e meghere atụmatụ ya iji jikọta ebe obibi na ebe ihi ụra ka ha bụrụ otu nnukwu oghere na-aga n’ihu, nke na-eme ka a nwee mmetụta nke elu ụlọ zuru ezu na ìhè si n’akụkụ abụọ n’ebe niile. Alcove ime ụlọ ihi ụra ahụ ka na-echekwa ọdịdị nke ime ụlọ mbụ ma na-enye ohere iweghachite ime ụlọ dị iche. Kabinet omenala atọ na-enye ebe nchekwa a na-adịghị ahụkarị n’ụlọ e wuru tupu agha, ebe sistemụ Sonos e wuru n’ime ụlọ na ákwà mkpuchi windo nwere moto jikọtara n’ụzọ dị jụụ n’ime nhazi ụlọ ahụ.

E ji friji na drawer friza Sub-Zero na stovu gas Bertazzoni kwadebe kichin ahụ, ebe e ji taịl iko Ann Sacks na ihe ndozi Duravit rụchaa ụlọ ịsa ahụ.

31 Gramercy Park South so n’ọgbọ mbụ nke ụlọ ndị e wuru gburugburu ogige ahụ, n’oge Samuel Ruggles haziri Gramercy dịka ogige obibi n’ụdị ogige ndị dị na London. Taa, ụlọ ahụ ka na-egosi ebumnuche mbụ ya: brownstone otu, nke e haziri n’ụzọ sara mbara, nke nwere naanị ebe obibi abụọ n’ala nke ọ bụla na ịdị nso na nzuzo nke townhouse onwe onye. E mezigharịrị ọnụ ụzọ mbata, ụzọ paseji, na sistemụ intercom n’ụzọ ji àgwà mbụ nke ụlọ ahụ kpọrọ ihe.

Gramercy Park abụwo mpaghara onwe onye kemgbe afọ 1831, nke e debere maka ndị bi n’ụlọ ndị gbara ya gburugburu. Ụtụtụ n’okpuru osisi elm na ehihie dị jụụ n’ubi oge dị iche iche nke ogige ahụ na-abụ akụkụ nke ndụ kwa ụbọchị, naanị nzọụkwụ ole na ole site n’ọnụ ụzọ gị. National Arts Club na The Players bụ ụlọ ndị kacha pụta ìhè n’akụkụ ndịda ogige ahụ, ebe Union Square, Madison Square Park, na ụfọdụ ụlọ nri kacha mma n’obodo ahụ—gụnyere Maialino dị na Irving Place nke a na-atụ anya ịlọghachi n’oge na-adịghị anya—dịkwa nso, tinyere ụgbọ oloko 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R, na W.

Nke a karịrị naanị ụlọ obibi—ọ bụ ebe pụrụ iche na otu n’ime ogige ndị New York nwere akụkọ kacha baa ụba.

Your Key to Gramercy Park: A Finely Crafted Home in a Storied 1850s Brownstone

Welcome home to one of Gramercy's most distinctive homes: a gut-renovated one-bedroom in a 25-foot-wide 1850s brownstone co-op on Gramercy Park South. It comes with the privilege that defines this address, your own key to Gramercy Park, Manhattan's last private park.

Inside, Apartment 2A is currently configured as an open alcove layout, where ten-foot ceilings lend the space a vertical volume rarely found in a residence of this size. Oversized double-pane windows face primarily north, with an additional window to the east, bringing tree-filtered light in from two directions throughout the day.

The renovation takes a restrained, material-driven approach. Cerused oak, its open grain lightly limed, runs continuously through the floors, doors, and custom kitchen cabinetry, tying the rooms together and letting the height and light of the space lead.

Originally a traditional one-bedroom, the plan was opened to join the living and sleeping areas into one continuous volume, so the full ceiling height and both exposures are felt throughout. The bedroom alcove preserves the outline of the original room and offers the option to restore a separate bedroom. Three custom closets offer storage rare in a prewar home, while a built-in Sonos system and motorized blinds are integrated quietly into the architecture.

The kitchen is outfitted with Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer drawers and a Bertazzoni gas range, and the bathroom is finished in Ann Sacks glass tile with Duravit fixtures.

31 Gramercy Park South belongs to the original generation of homes built around the park, when Samuel Ruggles laid out Gramercy as a residential square in the tradition of London's garden squares. Today, the building still reads as intended: a single, generously proportioned brownstone with just two residences per floor and the intimacy of a private townhouse. The lobby, hallways, and intercom system have been upgraded with sensitivity to the building's character.

Gramercy Park has been a private enclave since 1831, reserved for the residents of the surrounding homes. Mornings under the elms and quiet afternoons in the park's seasonal gardens become part of everyday life, just outside your door. The National Arts Club and The Players anchor the park's south side, while Union Square, Madison Square Park, and some of the city's finest dining, including the soon-to-return Maialino on Irving Place, are all in proximity, along with the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R, and W trains.

This is more than an apartment - it is a rare place on one of New York's most storied squares.