10 West 15th Street, 408

Welcome home to Apartment 408 at 10 West 15th Street, an oversized 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom home at The Parker Gramercy, a full-service doorman co-op positioned in a premier Flatiron location.

You'll want to stretch out and relax in this spacious and beautifully renovated one-bedroom home situated in a coveted Flatiron District/Union Square co-op building. As you enter you'll be struck with a sense of space, openness, and light with a wall of north-facing windows running the width of the oversized living room providing sun-soaked views. Spanning 26 feet long with a large closet for added storage, this gracious setting offers ample room for both generous living and dining areas with enough space for a full-size dining table, while well preserved hardwood floors nod to the impressive updates found throughout the home.

A sleek granite kitchen includes an abundance of cabinets and top-notch stainless steel appliances including a 4-burner gas stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, built-in microwave, and custom cabinetry for all your cooking and entertaining needs.

The spacious bedroom comfortably accommodates king-size furniture and features a deep closet and two north-facing windows. A generously sized bathroom is well appointed with a shower in bathtub, and a large closet with built-in shelves.

Built in 1964, The Parker Gramercy is a full-service, doorman building and features a 24-hour concierge, live-in super, an on-site dry cleaning service, laundry room, and a building friendly garage. This pet-friendly coop was converted in 1984 and comprises 429 apartments over 20 floors. The building allows 75% financing, pieds-a-terres, and co-purchasing. They recently began to allow limited subletting as well. With entrances on 14th and 15th streets you have quick access to all the great shops and boutiques on Fifth Avenue as well as the many amenities within a block: Whole Foods, The Farmer's Market at Union Square, many fine restaurants and cafes as well as the 4,5,6, Q, R trains at Union Square and the F train at 6th Avenue.