售$82万5 - 31 GRAMERCY Park S #2A, 曼哈顿 格拉梅西公园 Gramercy Park, NY 10003｜ID# RLS20118508

通往格拉梅西公园的钥匙：一栋历史悠久的19世纪50年代棕石住宅中的精心打造之家

欢迎回到格拉梅西最具特色的住宅之一：这套位于格拉梅西公园南侧、宽达25英尺的19世纪50年代棕石合作公寓内的一居室，经过彻底翻新，如今焕然一新。住宅附带定义这一地址尊贵感的特权——您专属的格拉梅西公园钥匙，这座公园也是曼哈顿最后一座私人公园。

室内的2A公寓目前采用开放式壁龛布局，十英尺高的天花板赋予空间垂直延展感，这在如此面积的住宅中实属难得。大尺寸双层玻璃窗主要朝北，另有一扇朝东的窗户，让经过树影过滤的自然光全天从两个方向洒入室内。

此次翻新秉持克制而注重材质的设计理念。表面经过轻度石灰处理、呈现开放纹理的刷白橡木，连续铺陈于地板、门扇及定制厨房橱柜之中，将各个空间自然串联，同时让房屋的层高与光线成为主角。

这套住宅原本为传统一居室，现将起居区与睡眠区打通，形成连续一体的空间，使完整的层高与两面采光得以贯穿全屋。卧室壁龛保留了原房间的轮廓，也可选择恢复为独立卧室。三组定制衣柜提供了战前建筑中难得的储物空间；内置Sonos音响系统与电动百叶窗则安静地融入建筑设计之中。

厨房配备Sub-Zero冰箱及冷冻抽屉和Bertazzoni燃气灶具；浴室采用Ann Sacks玻璃砖，并配有Duravit卫浴设施。

31号格拉梅西公园南侧住宅属于最初一代环绕公园兴建的住宅。当年，塞缪尔·拉格尔斯按照伦敦花园广场的传统，将格拉梅西规划为一座住宅广场。如今，这栋建筑依然呈现出最初的设计理念：一栋宽敞大气的棕石住宅，每层仅设两套住宅，拥有私人联排住宅般的亲密感。大堂、走廊及对讲系统均已升级，同时细致保留了建筑原有的特色。

自1831年以来，格拉梅西公园一直是一处私人领地，仅向周边住宅的居民开放。榆树下的清晨时光与公园四季花园中的静谧午后，将成为日常生活的一部分，而这一切就在您的家门之外。国家艺术俱乐部与The Players俱乐部坐落于公园南侧；联合广场、麦迪逊广场公园，以及全城顶尖的餐厅也近在咫尺，其中包括即将回归欧文广场的Maialino。4、5、6、L、N、Q、R及W线地铁亦便捷可达。

这不仅仅是一套公寓——它坐落于纽约最富传奇色彩的广场之一，是一处难得的居所。

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.