317 E 18Th St

Built in 1920, this six‑story prewar cooperative is a boutique, low‑rise residence of roughly 28–29 units located on a tree‑lined Gramercy Park block. The exterior pairs limestone and red brick masonry with traditional prewar proportions; an elevator and a live‑in superintendent support day‑to‑day building operations. Units are predominantly one‑bedroom layouts and studios that retain original prewar details—high ceilings, hardwood floors, arched openings, and period moldings—alongside renovated kitchens and windowed bathrooms in many homes. Common building amenities are minimal but practical: a basement laundry room, elevator service, and on‑site management. The co‑op’s governance is flexible relative to many peers: co‑purchasing, guarantors and gifting are permitted, unlimited subletting is allowed after two years of ownership, but pied‑à‑terres are generally disallowed. Pet policies vary by listing but several notices indicate resident restrictions. Parking is street-level public parking and nearby garages; no dedicated building parking is provided. Located between First and Second Avenues near 18th Street, the address puts residents within easy walking distance of Gramercy Park, Union Square, Stuyvesant Square, multiple subway lines (4/5/6, L, N/Q/R), and neighborhood groceries and restaurants. The building’s scale, prewar character, and practical amenity set make it a quietly maintained, residentially focused property in a highly walkable Manhattan neighborhood.