39 Gramercy Park N

39 Gramercy Park North is a 17-story cooperative built in 1957 that forms part of the historic Gramercy Park enclave in Manhattan. The building’s exterior reads as a mid-century residential block with modest Art Deco touches and a planted courtyard and garden area for residents. Units range from studios to one- and three-bedroom apartments, many of which retain period details such as hardwood and parquet floors; some suites have been sympathetically renovated while others remain original and ripe for customization. Interior layouts commonly include eat-in or galley kitchens, breakfast bars, entrance foyers, dining areas and generous closet storage including walk-in closets in larger homes. Private outdoor spaces are available in select residences, with some apartments sporting balconies or terraces. Building services are full-service white-glove: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry, bike room and on-site storage are standard features. The cooperative is financially solid with notable reserves and allows pied-à-terre ownership and co-purchasing under board rules; financing and down payment requirements vary by unit. Pet policies are restrictive (dogs often not permitted; other pets considered case-by-case). The defining neighborhood amenity is exclusive access: shareholders receive a key to Gramercy Park, placing the building steps from top dining, cultural institutions, and convenient transit links to Midtown, Union Square and surrounding districts.