Description
Originally configured as a three-bedroom residence and thoughtfully reimagined as a flexible four-bedroom loft, this singular Gramercy home offers exceptional scale, architectural character, and extraordinary entertaining potential.
A gracious ENTRY HALL establishes a natural threshold between arrival and living, opening into a dramatic great room defined by soaring HIGH CEILINGS, original WOOD BEAMS, a wood-burning FIREPLACE, and oversized windows that flood the interior with natural light. Grand yet deeply livable, the space transitions effortlessly from intimate evenings to expansive gatherings -- equally suited for quiet nights in or larger entertaining.
Among the loft's most arresting features is an elevated dining gallery positioned above the main living area, an architectural vantage point that overlooks the great room below, lending every dinner party a sense of occasion while amplifying the home's remarkable volume and openness. The open-concept layout connects living, dining, and a chef's kitchen appointed with stainless steel appliances, sleek countertops, a generous island, and ample storage -- designed equally for serious cooking and effortless hosting.
Four bedrooms include two spacious primary suites joined by a shared spa-inspired bath featuring a SOAKING TUB, separate SHOWER, and private SAUNA -- a refined wellness retreat at the heart of the home. Two additional bedrooms offer flexibility for guests, family, or a home office, each finished with handcrafted detail. Further appointments include central heating and cooling, a BUILT-IN SOUND SYSTEM, and artisanal finishes throughout.
Set within Gramercy Park Habitat -- a landmark pre-war brewery transformed into a boutique full-service condominium -- residents enjoy full-time door staff, a renovated lobby, per-floor laundry, common storage, and bike rooms. Moments from Madison Square Park, Union Square, and the Flatiron District, with convenient access to the 6, R, and W trains at 22nd Street.
A rare offering where historic character, architectural distinction, and flexible modern living converge in one of Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods.
