206 East 18th Street, 4

A stunning combination of 2 apartments, Residence #4 is a rare jewel in a well-maintained brownstone in the heart of Gramercy Park. Here embodies the true feeling of 'home,' with 2 generous stories of finely-finished living space, a tasteful blend of classic and modern elements, and charming Juliet balcony overlooking tree-lined 18th Street. A front gated courtyard patio welcomes you to this special apartment enriched by hardwood floors, exposed brick, tasteful built-ins, and 2 wood-burning fireplaces. The parlor floor with airy 10'1" ceilings features a foyer with large closet and gracious floor-through layout brightened by windows on northern and southern exposures. Relax with guests, serve cocktails around the fire and enjoy meals in the elegant living and dining room, with oversized windows and double glass doors to the Juliet balcony for gazing out and refreshing breezes. Adjoining is an open kitchen with a breakfast bar, appointed for the chef with premium stainless steel appliances, gorgeous tile flooring, granite counters and backsplash, and ample wood cabinetry. Also on this level are 2 south-facing bedrooms, one with a fireplace, 2 well-appointed full bathrooms, a washer-dryer, and abundant closets. Ascend the staircase to the upper floor boasting approx. 11' high ceilings, occupied by an additional 2 bedrooms on the south side of the home and a 3rd full bathroom.

Situated on one of Manhattan's most beautiful streets, lined with handsome prewar townhouses, 206 East 18th is one of a trio of houses along with 208 and 210 built circa 1850 in the Early Italianate style. The coveted address in the Stuyvesant Square Historic District is mere moments from desirable Irving Place and Stuyvesant Square Park. Also right nearby are excellent restaurants and shopping, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods markets, Union Square Park and its famous outdoor farmer's market, and multiple subway lines. Pets, pied-a-terres, and sublets allowed with board approval, however no guarantors, co-purchasing, or investors please.