32 Gramercy Park South, 15-G

Sunlit, Renovated Convertible Two-Bedroom with Exclusive Gramercy Park Key Access This sprawling one bedroom/convertible two-bedroom, situated in the heart of Gramercy Park, offers the rare privilege of a key to Manhattan’s only private park. Located on a high-floor corner, the home is filled with natural light and showcases stunning views to the East and North. The flexible layout allows for a variety of design possibilities, featuring a luxurious 21-foot living room, a windowed dining area that can easily convert to a second bedroom, and a chef’s kitchen equipped with granite countertops, custom cabinetry, and stainless-steel appliances. The oversized corner primary bedroom features dual exposures and a full wall of custom closets, providing ample storage. The renovated bathroom combines elegance and functionality with basketweave marble flooring, classic subway tiles, and premium fixtures by Toto and WaterWorks. Thoughtful details throughout the home include new through-wall air conditioning, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, designer window treatments, marble windowsills, and crown and base moldings. Storage is abundant, with multiple closets enhanced by custom built-ins. 32 Gramercy Park South is a full-service cooperative located in the Gramercy Park Historic District, at the corner of Gramercy Park South and Third Avenue. Residents enjoy exclusive access to Gramercy Park, a gated two-acre green space and the last private park in New York City. The building offers exceptional amenities, including a 24/7 doorman, a resident manager, a newly renovated rooftop deck with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, Gramercy Park, and the East River, as well as a ground-level outdoor patio with seating. Additional conveniences include a central laundry room, an on-site garage, and recently updated lobby and hallways. This prime location is just steps away from Union Square, Madison Square Park, major subway lines, and some of the city’s most renowned dining establishments, including Gramercy Tavern, Union Square Cafe, ABC Kitchen, and Eataly.