316 East 22nd Street: Review and Ratings
between Second Avenue & First Avenue View Full Building Profile
This 6-story, grey-brick building at 316 East 22nd Street between Second and First Avenues in the Gramercy Park neighborhood was erected in 1910 and converted to residential use in 2008.
The mid-block building was converted from a garage to 6 full-floor condominium apartments by Hal Einhorn.
David Howell was the architect for the conversion.
Bottom Line
Full-floor apartments with fireplaces and multipane windows not far from Gramercy Park.
Description
The building has a wide, inset entrance with a handsome glass-and-steel marquee that is west of the building’s two large automobile portals.
The building has multi-paned windows and the top floor is partially setback.
Amenities
Fireplaces, high ceilings, virtual doorman, storage room, and parking.
Apartments
The two-bedroom penthouse has front and rear terraces and a 39-foot-long living room with a dining room open kitchen with an island alcove.
Apartments on the third through the fifth floors are three-bedroom unit with large living/media/family rooms with a balcony adjacent to a large dining area with an open kitchen with an island.
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