售$82萬5 - 31 GRAMERCY Park S #2A, 曼哈頓 格拉梅西公園 Gramercy Park, NY 10003｜ID# RLS20118508

通往格拉梅西公園的鑰匙：一棟歷史悠久、精工打造的 1850 年代棕石住宅

歡迎回到格拉梅西最具特色的住宅之一：位於格拉梅西公園南側、建於 1850 年代、寬達 25 英尺的棕石合作公寓內，這是一間經徹底翻修的一房住宅。房屋附帶定義此地址尊榮地位的特權——您專屬的格拉梅西公園鑰匙；這座公園是曼哈頓最後一座私人公園。

室內的 2A 號公寓目前採開放式壁龕格局，十英尺高的天花板為空間帶來垂直延伸感，這種尺度的住宅少有如此挑高。大型雙層玻璃窗主要朝北，另有一扇窗朝東，讓經樹影柔化的自然光線全天候從兩個方向灑入。

翻修採取克制而以材質為核心的設計手法。表面經輕度石灰處理、保留開放木紋的刷白橡木，連續鋪陳於地板、門扇與訂製廚房櫥櫃之中，將各個空間串聯起來，並讓室內的高度與光線成為主角。

本戶原為傳統一房格局，後改為開放式設計，將起居區與睡眠區連成一個連續的空間，讓完整的天花板高度與兩面採光在全室都能充分感受。臥室壁龕保留了原房間的輪廓，也可選擇恢復為獨立臥室。三個訂製衣櫃提供了戰前住宅難得的收納空間；內建 Sonos 音響系統與電動百葉窗則低調地整合於建築之中。

廚房配備 Sub-Zero 冰箱與冷凍抽屜，以及 Bertazzoni 瓦斯爐；浴室則採用 Ann Sacks 玻璃磚與 Duravit 衛浴設備。

31 號格拉梅西公園南側住宅屬於最初一代環繞公園興建的房屋。當年 Samuel Ruggles 以倫敦花園廣場的傳統為理念，將格拉梅西規劃為一座住宅廣場。如今，這棟建築仍完整呈現其原初構想：一棟寬敞大器的單一棕石住宅，每層僅設兩戶，洋溢著私人聯排住宅般的親密感。大廳、走廊與對講機系統均已升級，同時細心維護建築原有的性格。

自 1831 年起，格拉梅西公園便一直是私人園區，僅供周邊住宅的居民使用。在榆樹下度過清晨、於公園四季更迭的花園中享受寧靜午後，將成為日常生活的一部分，而這一切就在您的家門之外。國家藝術俱樂部與 The Players 坐落於公園南側；聯合廣場、麥迪遜廣場公園，以及全市最出色的餐廳——包括即將在 Irving Place 重開的 Maialino——皆近在咫尺，4、5、6、L、N、Q、R 與 W 線地鐵亦十分便利。

這不只是一間公寓——而是坐落於紐約最具歷史韻味的廣場之一、難得一見的居所。

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.