Building: 22 Gramercy Park

Sited on the South side of Gramercy Park this magnificent 26-foot-wide Greek Revival-style building has 6 floors and an elevator.
There are 16 rooms, 8 fireplaces, 3 terraces and a large South garden.
Aside from the historic facade, this building is entirely new construction – floors, walls, roof, plumbing, electric and all systems are brand new.
Currently it is configured as two triplex apartments, but could easily be converted back to a single-family home.
The 8-room penthouse triplex (upper 3 levels) has 3 bedrooms and features soaring ceilings, Italian travertine marble flooring, Mahogany paneling, and detailed mill work.
Brilliantly conceived by award-winning Manhattan architect Michael Haverland, the apartment is a stunning convergence of prolific design and classic architectural elements.
Newly constructed, this 3,476 square-foot apartment was carefully designed to capture exceptional light and views within a unique interior, assimilating a sensibility of a seamless indoor/outdoor connection throughout.
The 8-room Parlor triplex includes a large entry foyer which leads to a grand living room with a 13.5’ ceiling, a fireplace and large windows overlooking Gramercy Park.
A handsome dining room with a fireplace overlooks the private garden.
A Chef’s kitchen with a private terrace may also be found on this floor.
The second floor includes a master suite with a fireplace, and 3 windows facing the Park and a study.
The master bath has double sinks and a separate tub and shower.
Two additional spacious bedrooms, two full baths and ample closets may also be found off a private corridor.
A fourth bedroom/study with a private bath may be found on the lower level.
Multi-zone air-conditioning and heating allow temperatures to be regulated to personal taste and there is Creston-controlled lighting throughout.
The is a Cyber-Doorman service and 24/7 remote video monitoring of building and of all entry doors.
This is a rare opportunity to own a mansion in one of the most sought-after residential enclaves in the city, complete with a key to the most distinguished private park in New York.

This description was provided by:Jessica Morgan