4 Lexington Ave

A landmarked pre‑war cooperative built in 1912, this 15‑story Gramercy residence reads like a Florentine Renaissance palazzo rendered in red sandstone. The 45‑unit building contains primarily studios and one‑bedrooms, plus several lofted and multi‑level layouts resulting from thoughtful conversions over time. Interiors typically retain high ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed brick or beamed details, built‑ins, and other period millwork alongside modernized kitchens and baths with granite counters and stainless appliances. Common areas are full‑service yet residential in scale: a staffed 24‑hour doorman desk, live‑in superintendent, updated lobby and hallways, central laundry room, bicycle room and private storage options. The co‑op’s rules are relatively flexible for a landmarked property — pets, pieds‑à‑terre, gifting and sublets (with board approval) are permitted and financing up to 80% is allowed. There is limited private outdoor space such as Juliet balconies and small terraces on select units. Located a block from Gramercy Park and adjacent to dining, markets and multiple subway lines, the building offers a blend of historic character, full‑service conveniences, and a highly walkable Manhattan neighborhood lifestyle.