50 Gramercy Park N

Located at the northern edge of Gramercy Park in Manhattan, this intimate pre-war cooperative rises 17 stories and contains an unusually small roster of residences, primarily two- and three-bedroom homes. Commissioned in 1924 by Bing & Bing and reimagined with significant interventions by John Pawson, the building balances original period masonry and details with large, modernized apartment layouts and high ceilings. Many units are configured as expansive full-floor or half-floor residences with generous great rooms, wood-burning fireplaces, tall floor-to-ceiling windows, and direct park views. Interiors commonly feature eat-in chef’s kitchens equipped for high-end appliances, walk-in closets, double vanities, washer/dryer hookups, and bespoke millwork; storage is provided both in-unit and with deeded on-site rooms. Shared spaces reflect a boutique, service-oriented model: the co-op operates with 24-hour doorman and concierge staff, limited building-wide amenities such as rooftop deck and balconies, and access to private outdoor space for select apartments. Residents historically enjoyed privileges tied to the adjacent Gramercy Park Hotel, including fitness and hospitality services, room service, and valet; those hotel services are in the process of being restored following renovation. The building allows pied-à-terre ownership, subletting under condo rules, purchases via entities, and is pet-friendly. Its location places residents steps from Irving Place restaurants, metro lines (4/5/6), cultural institutions, and the gated greenery of Gramercy Park, delivering a quiet, upscale urban lifestyle amid historic surroundings.