Key to the Park!!!

Apartment 3AR is a beautifully appointed home with exquisite attention to detail. Throughout this gracious two bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment are lofty 10 foot ceilings, original plaster moldings, and both parquet and herringbone hardwood floors. ( please see additional note below regarding combining this apartment with apt 3AF for a full floor-through apartment) Upon entry through the Venetian plastered, arched hallway you are led to the living room with French stried wall glaze, a decorative fireplace and south facing window.

Accompanying the living room is a dining area outfitted with custom built in book shelves and a lovely eastern facing exposure. Conveniently situated off the dining area is a renovated kitchen with custom millwork and a wolf range. The kitchen is open to a wonderful sitting room that is perfect for casual dining. Both bedrooms are finished with wall to wall California closets and grass cloth wall covering. The bedrooms are accompanied by a Prewar style black and white subway tile bathroom and a bathroom with Carerra marble and brass hardware.

Featured in the New York Times, House Beautiful, Elle Decor, and on apartment 3AR is not to be missed. Built in 1883 this Queen Anne style 9-story red brick building is one of the earliest and most sought after cooperatives in New York City. 34 Gramercy Park East is renowned for its beautiful lobby with Tiffany glass ceiling, Grueby and Minton tiles and original fireplace, hearth and mantle mirror. There is a 24 hour doorman, live-in building manager and a coveted key to Gramercy Park, its own private park.

Pets are welcome. * Co-Exclusive with Brown Harris Stevens NOTE: Apartment 3AR combined with apt 3AF would result in a full floor-through apartment. The original design of the apartment was as such. Rarely is there an opportunity to reunite apartments.

Combined, the two apartments would render approx. 3000 sq. ft. giving you park views and beautiful southern exposure for the length of the two apartments.

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