200 E 24Th St

The Crystal House is a 19-story, postwar cooperative completed in 1972 that contains roughly 68 residences, primarily configured as one-bedroom layouts and several studio/alcove plans. Set back from the street within a planted plaza, the building presents a modest, rectilinear profile typical of early 1970s Manhattan residential construction and has updated common areas including a renovated lobby and corridors. Interiors of individual units frequently feature hardwood flooring, galley or open kitchens with maple cabinetry and stainless appliances in many renovated homes, sizable walk-in and built-in closets, defined entry foyers, and some units with decorative moldings and chandeliers. Shared facilities emphasize convenience and neighborhood living: a full-time doorman and concierge, a live-in resident manager, laundry room, bicycle storage, tenant storage rooms, an on-site parking garage, and a seasonally landscaped roof deck with skyline views. The building’s management policies are permissive for a co-op: pets, pieds-a-terre, co-purchasing, guarantors and sublets are allowed under the house rules. Located at Third Avenue and 24th Street on the Gramercy/Kips Bay edge, the property sits within easy walking distance of Gramercy Park, Madison Square Park and Union Square, multiple grocery options, restaurants, and several subway lines, making it a full-service residential option for buyers seeking an amenity-rich, centrally located Manhattan co-op.