10 W 15Th St

The Parker Gramercy is a 21-story, 1964-built full-service cooperative located at the intersection of Union Square, Flatiron, Chelsea and Greenwich Village in Manhattan. The building contains studios, one- and two-bedroom apartment types, many of which feature hardwood floors, high ceilings, formal dining areas or convertible layouts, and built-in finish details such as crown moldings, recessed lighting and walk-in closets. Residences range from quiet, courtyard-facing studios to large corner units with terraces and skyline views. Common-area offerings emphasize resident convenience: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, elevator service, central laundry room, on-site dry cleaning/valet services and an attached parking garage. Some apartments include private outdoor space in the form of small balconies or larger terraces. The co-op’s rules are relatively flexible for a full-service prewar-era property: pied-à-terres, co-purchasing, guarantors, gifting and parental purchases are permitted, and subletting is allowed with board approval after ownership requirements are met. Pet-friendly policies, low maintenance relative to comparable buildings, and periodic capital assessments have appeared in listings. The neighborhood location places groceries, restaurants, markets and multiple subway lines within a short walk, supporting an urban, transit-rich lifestyle.