Ti o wa ni oke igun guusu iwọ-oorun ti Gramercy Park, ile yii ti o fẹrẹ to ẹsẹ mẹta 5,000 ni o gbooro lori awọn ilẹ mẹta ti o ga julọ ti 34 Gramercy Park East, ile-iṣẹ ifowosowopo akọkọ ti New York, ati pe o dapọ awọn ile mẹrin sinu ọkan iṣẹ-ọnà ti a ṣe apejuwe nipasẹ itan ati iṣẹ ọnà. Awọn ibora ilẹ ti a tun lo, awọn ọna koriko Venetian ti a fa ọwọ, ati gilasi ti a ti lo ti yipada si ohun elo ṣiṣan ti o jẹ ki o ni itunu ati iduroṣinṣin, nigba ti awọn ohun elo Stillnovo atijọ ati eto ERV ti mu ilosiwaju igbalode wa.

Ibi igbagbogbo ikọkọ ti o wa ni ilẹ kẹta ṣii si ile gbigbe ti o kun fun alaye, pẹlu panelling Bednark ti a ṣe adani, ogiri ogiri 1940, ati eto iṣafihan ti a ko hàn. Awọn ibon gasi mẹrin wa ni gbogbo ibugbe.

Ibi idana ti o ni imọlẹ si iwọ-oorun n wo Gramercy Park ati pe o ni awọn ohun elo E.R. Butler, firiji Miele ti a ṣe adani, rọọti Wolf, ibon tile atijọ, ati agbegbe idana nla pẹlu pantri ti a le wọ inu ti o tobi.

Ibi kẹjọ ni a ṣe atilẹyin nipasẹ Yara Nla ti o ni ọpọlọpọ awọn igbadun, ti a ṣe bi ile-itaja diẹ ti awọn ọmọ ẹgbẹ ati iyẹwu, pẹlu ibori gilasi ti a ti lo atijọ, ibori omi, ati ibon okuta. Ibi ere ti a ti pa mọ wa ni ipamọ lẹhin abẹ igbesẹ ti ko ni itara.

Ibi ti o ga julọ jẹ ti ẹka akọkọ ti o ni ina ti o wọpọ pẹlu ibon, ibori omi, agbegbe ijoko, awọn yara yiya meji, ati iwẹ itọju pẹlu igun omi ati yara lulẹ.

Awọn yara afikun ati awọn aaye irọrun ti wa ni itọnisọna ni gbogbo ibugbe. Afẹfẹ aarin to ju ọkan lọ ati adaṣe Crestron pari ile naa.

A ṣopọ alailẹgbẹ ti ogbontarigi, apẹrẹ, ati igbesi aye igbalode ni ọkan ninu awọn adirẹsi to ni itan kẹkẹ ti Manhattan.

Ti a ṣe akojọpọ pẹlu Carl Gambino ti Compass.

Perched above the southwest corner of Gramercy Park, this nearly 5,000 square foot residence spans the top three floors of 34 Gramercy Park East, New York’s first cooperative building, and combines four apartments into a singular home defined by history and craftsmanship. Reclaimed floorboards, hand-painted Venetian plaster hallways, and repurposed stained glass create warmth and continuity, while vintage Stillnovo fixtures and an ERV system introduce modern refinement.

A private seventh floor entry opens to a living room rich in detail, including custom Bednark paneling, 1940s wallpaper, and a concealed projection system. Four gas fireplaces are positioned throughout.

The west facing eat-in kitchen overlooks Gramercy Park and features E.R. Butler hardware, a customized Miele refrigerator, Wolf range, antique tile fireplace, and a large dining area with an oversized walk-in pantry.

The eighth floor is anchored by a dramatic Great Room designed as a private members club-style bar and lounge, complete with a vintage stained glass back bar, wet bar, and stone fireplace. A hidden playroom sits discreetly behind an unassuming staircase.

The top floor is dedicated to a skylit primary suite with a fireplace, wet bar, seating alcove, dual dressing rooms, and a spa bath with steam shower and soaking room.

Additional bedrooms and flexible spaces are thoughtfully arranged throughout. Multi-zone central air and Crestron automation complete the home.

A rare combination of heritage, design, and modern living in one of Manhattan’s most storied addresses.

Co-listed with Carl Gambino of Compass