200 E 24Th St

The Crystal House is a 19-story postwar cooperative in Manhattan’s Gramercy/Kips Bay corridor, completed in 1972 and composed primarily of studio and one-bedroom layouts with occasional larger combination units. The exterior is a mid-century residential block with a landscaped entry and a planted roof deck that offers sweeping Manhattan skyline views. Interiors commonly feature hardwood or wide-plank floors, crown moldings, defined entry foyers, galley or open-plan kitchens with updated cabinetry and stone counters in many units, walk-in and custom closets, and renovated bathrooms with marble or tile finishes. The building provides full-service conveniences typical of a luxury co-op: a 24-hour doorman, concierge-style desk, a live-in resident manager/superintendent, renovated lobbies and hallways, elevator access, central laundry, and a bike room. Additional resident services and storage include on-site garage parking, individual storage rooms, an available bike room, and a common roof deck and garden areas. The property maintains a pet-friendly and flexible board policy that often allows co-purchasing, pied-à-terre ownership, guarantors, and limited subletting subject to board approval. Located a short walk from Madison Square Park, Union Square, and the Flatiron District, the building places residents within easy reach of major subway lines, farmers’ markets, grocery options like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods, restaurants, and neighborhood retail, supporting an active, urban lifestyle.