Tucked along one of Gramercy's most coveted tree-lined streets and directly on Stuyvesant Square Park, this beautifully renovated studio offers the kind of light, space, and outdoor living that rarely comes at this price point in Manhattan. The living space is generous and sun-drenched, with oversized steel-framed windows, warm hardwood floors, and an exposed brick accent wall that gives the apartment real character. A separate home office nook, with its own exposed brick wall and built-in shelving, offers genuine work-from-home functionality. The kitchen has been thoughtfully renovated with white shaker cabinetry, stainless steel appliances including a gas range, and subway tile backsplash. The bathroom is equally polished: floor-to-ceiling subway tile, marble hex mosaic floors, a rain shower, and classic pedestal sink. The entry hallway features a custom arched built-in, a smart, elegant use of every inch. The crown jewel is the private terrace. Nearly 330 square feet of west-facing outdoor space, beautifully decked and large enough for dining, lounging, and entertaining. Framed by the landmarked rooftops of Gramercy, it feels like a secret garden above the city. Additional storage in the basement and shared laundry on-site round out this exceptional offering in a classic Gramercy walk-up cooperative. A rare opportunity to own on one of Manhattan's most beautiful residential streets, steps from the tranquility of Stuyvesant Square Park. 2% Flip Tax paid by buyer.
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Last updated by owner on Oct 16, 2026.
R7B
Medium-Density Contextual Residence District
East Village, Manhattan East Village, Manhattan In contextual R7B districts, the mandatory Quality Housing regulations are similar to those of R6B districts but the higher floor area ratio(FAR) and height limit generally produce six- to seven-story apartment buildings rather than the rowhouses typical of R6B districts. There are R7B districts in Brooklyn and throughout Queens, including portions of Rego Park. Parts of the East Village in Manhattan are also mapped R7B.