130 E 18Th St

Gramercy Plaza is a 16-story, post‑war cooperative completed in 1962 that occupies a quiet, tree‑lined block near Irving Place and 18th Street in Manhattan. The building contains a mix of studios, one‑bedrooms, junior four layouts and larger four‑bedroom combinations, many of which feature high ceilings, crown moldings, built‑ins, hardwood floors and renovated chef’s kitchens with granite counters and modern appliances. Common interiors include a planted ground‑floor courtyard, a furnished roof deck with open views, renovated hallways, a bike room, on‑site laundry and garage parking. Residents benefit from full‑service staffing with a 24‑hour doorman and a live‑in superintendent; a central lobby and elevator banks serve the floors. Units offer private outdoor options from small balconies to larger terraces and some apartment combinations create residence‑sized floor plans with multiple exposures. Building policies reflect cooperative governance: co‑purchasing and certain subletting permissions are allowed under rules, while pied‑a‑terres, guarantors and parents buying for children are restricted in many listings. The address places residents steps from Union Square, Flatiron and the East Village with ready access to multiple subway lines, farmers’ markets, grocery options and neighborhood dining.