280 Park Ave South, 16-C

This immaculate, sun filled and move-in ready one bedroom, one bathroom condominium is located on a beautiful tree-lined street that sits at the crossroads of three of Manhattan's best neighborhoods: Gramercy, Flatiron and Madison Square Park. The "C-line" at 280 Park Avenue South has the largest one bedroom square footage and best layout in the building. Apartment #16C, which has been renovated with custom architectural details, truly stands out and offers all day light, open city views and is ultra quiet. Entered through a gracious entry foyer, this home features a substantial living room with plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining, a generous separate dining area and there is also an area that's ideal for working from home. The sunny, windowed kitchen, which is partially open to the living and dining rooms, is beautifully maintained and features granite countertops, modern appliances and plenty of storage. Completely separate from the main living space, is the extra-large bedroom which easily accommodates a king size bed and features a custom double closet and bright southern exposures. The windowed marble-clad bathroom offers a generous custom vanity with granite countertop, plenty of storage, Dornbracht faucets/fixtures and a glass enclosed tub/shower. The Gramercy Place condominium offers residents a long list of services and amenities, including: a full-time Doorman/Concierge, live-in Superintendent, renovated rooftop gym, indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, locker rooms, sauna and steam rooms, two sundecks with spectacular city views and a children's play area. There is also a laundry room, bicycle room and storage units are available for rent on a case-by-case basis. The building is pet friendly. In unit washer/dryers are permitted with building approval. The historic lobby, built in 1894 for the New York Bank for Savings, was restored by the highly respected architecture firm Beyer, Blinder, Belle. The neighborhood offers a vast array of shopping, dining, fitness and recreational options, including Madison Square Park, Eataly, Union Square Café, ABC Kitchen, Equinox, Soul Cycle, the Union Square Green Market and much more. There is a 24-hour Morton Williams supermarket in the base of the building and Manhattan’s newest Whole Foods recently opened just a few blocks away. Public transportation is also plentiful and will have you all over the city in minutes.