This 7-story apartment building at 7 Gramercy Park West was built in 1913 and converted to 25 condos in 1986. It overlooks the historic gated park and features high ceilings, a doorman, and a wood-paneled lobby.
7 Gramercy Park West is a condominium at the southwest corner of Gramercy Park, with Gramercy Park keys for residents. Completed in 1913 and formerly used as a convent, the seven story property was converted into 25 condominiums in 1986 under architect Rafael Viñoly.
The brick and limestone façade has a two story rusticated base, corner quoins, a canopied entrance and a cornice. A wood paneled lobby sits behind the entrance, reflecting the building’s original pre-war character and the work undertaken during the conversion.
Many apartments have 10 to 12 foot beamed ceilings, hardwood floors and wood burning fireplaces. Park facing homes look east over the trees, while corner layouts also receive southern light from East 20th Street; oversized windows and split bedroom plans recur among the larger residences.
The building has a full time doorman and live-in resident manager. Actress Julia Roberts owned one of its penthouses. The Players Club and National Arts Club occupy landmark houses immediately east along the park, with Irving Place, Union Square and the Flatiron District a few blocks away.
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