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Gramercy Spire is a 144-unit co-op built in 1964 with a prime location between Gramercy Park and Union Square, featuring mid-century design and various amenities. The building offers convenient access to popular neighborhoods, major subway lines, and local attractions such as Whole Foods, Union Square farmers' market, and the Strand bookstore. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
Gramercy Spire, built in 1964 and converted to a 144-unit co-op in 1979, boasts a fabulous location between Gramercy Park and Union Square, a stylish canopied entry that leads through a Zen garden, and timeless mid-century design both inside and out. Residents are serviced by a 24-hour doorman, a live-in super, laundry facilities, bike storage, a garage, and ample balconies, some of which are glassed-in. Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Union Square and the Union Square farmers’ market are nearby as are just about all major subway lines, as well as some of the city’s most popular destination neighborhoods including the East Village, Nomad and Greenwich Village. Local favorites include the Strand bookstore, the Gramercy Tavern restaurant, and Think Coffee.
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