Chic sun-bathed one bedroom loft-like apartment with mezzanine, on the top floor of the stunning historical landmarked condominium, The Abbey. This finely-designed modern gem offers 879 sq ft of living space brightened by oversized north-facing windows capturing city views and a glimpse of the Empire State building. Special elements include a gracious entry with a large closet and full bath, rich hardwood floors, unique architectural details, airy ceilings, an open living/dining room for relaxing and entertaining, and a beautiful adjacent kitchen.

A spiral staircase rises to the sky-lit mezzanine which makes for ideal sleeping quarters and has plenty of space for storage. A former 19th century parish house, The Abbey Condominium affords a one-of-a-kind living experience in New York City. The historical landmark building, originally part of St. George’s Church, stands distinctly next to Stuyvesant Square in Gramercy on a quiet tree-lined block with no through-traffic, between Third Avenue and Rutherford Place. The Romanesque Revival-style jewel was originally built in 1888 by esteemed architect Leopold Eidlitz and converted to 31 stylish condominiums in 2005.

The full-service staff consists of a 24/7 doorman, porter and live-in super. Best of all is the supreme location in the charming Stuyvesant Square Historic District across the street from the notable Friends Seminary and Meeting House. Moments away is the cherished 4-acre Stuyvesant Square Park with a dog park, lovely gardens, fountains and bluestone walks, and the original cast iron fence from 1847. The Abbey is close to Gramercy Park and Union Square as well, minutes to top restaurants, shopping and entertainment, as well as several subway and bus lines

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