36 Gramercy Park E

36 Gramercy Park East is a landmark, full‑service pre‑war condominium originally completed in 1908 and occupying twelve stories along the east side of Gramercy Park. Designed by James Riely Gordon in a Gothic Revival vocabulary, the white terra‑cotta façade is ornamented with heraldic motifs, gargoyles, pointed arches and other restored historic details; the entry is accented by replica gas lanterns. The building contains primarily two‑bedroom residences (with larger multi‑bedroom layouts also represented) that retain pre‑war proportions: high ceilings, decorative moldings, herringbone wood floors and bay windows that frame views of the private park. Typical interiors range from thoughtfully renovated designer units with marble kitchens and top‑line Miele/Sub‑Zero appliances to classic homes with original fireplaces and handcrafted millwork; many apartments have washer/dryer and eat‑in kitchens or breakfast bars. Common areas and services are full‑service in scope — 24‑hour doorman and concierge, live‑in superintendent, bicycle and building storage — and residents hold the rare privilege of an individual key granting exclusive access to Gramercy Park. The building permits limited private outdoor spaces and maintains an investment‑friendly profile with both long‑term residents and rental/tenant activity. Located steps from Union Square, Madison Square Park, transit and a dense restaurant and retail corridor, the property anchors a quiet, architecturally distinguished residential enclave in Manhattan.