225 East 21st Street, #1 View on Map

First Floor-Space One:2500SF

Frontage:22 square feet on 21st Street

In 1882, this Gramercy Park structure, designed in Greek Revival style with red brick and penciled brownstone was constructed. Inspired by the rawness and rustication of stone and brickwork and the contrast between old and new, the layering of history are all important dimensions of the design.

A twenty-five hundred square foot space arrangement on the first floor offers various possibilities in terms of functionality and use. Adding 1000 square feet of basement space to the offering is an option.

The industrial steel stairs lead to the mezzanine landing. In a loft filled with surprises, the modest second floor is perhaps the most particular. A skylight with retractable shadingand platformed tiered space cantilever over the rear moat.

There are many unique and special apertures that can be noticed throughout the loft. The two-story metal cone construction that hangs off the mezzanine which extends down to the living area, contains a suspended seat on the ground floor and open alcoveon the mezzanine level. Installed on the floor are 4-foot by 8-foot mirrored acrylic sheets.

This Loft is the ultimate eccentric and adaptable space.

Use and Occupancy:

The Department of Buildings, NYC has established the 2022 Construction and Building Code for use and occupancy.

The 2023 Local Law 77 amended Chapter 3. This law had an effective date of June 10, 2023. For a listing of occupancy group classifications that corresponds with uses listed in the New York City Zoning Resolution, refer to department rules. Refer to CHAPTER 3 - USE AND OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION.

USE and OCCUPANCY: 225 East 21st Street, New York, NY 10010

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Factory and Industrial (see Section 306 of): Groups F-1 and F-2.

SECTION BC 306

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