60 Gramercy Park N

60 Gramercy Park North is a landmarked, pre-war cooperative in Manhattan completed in 1924 and designed by noted architect Emery Roth. The 16-story building houses predominantly multi-bedroom residences—two- and three-bedroom layouts are common—featuring classic interior details such as beamed and high ceilings, crown moldings, formal foyers, hardwood floors, built-in millwork and generous walk-in closets. Many units retain traditional elements like wood-burning fireplaces and marble mantels alongside modernized kitchens and baths with high-end appliances. Exterior and shared spaces include landscaped central courtyards and gardens, private and building balconies, and terrace opportunities on select residences. Full-service systems include a full-time doorman, elevator access with semi-private landings for some apartments, a live-in superintendent/manager, central laundry, private storage bins, and a bicycle room. The building offers a state-of-the-art fitness room and secure services; it is pet-friendly and permits co-purchasers and certain pied-à-terre uses. Most residents enjoy the rare entitlement of a key to Gramercy Park, placing the building directly opposite New York’s private park and within comfortable walking distance of Union Square, the Flatiron shopping and multiple subway lines. Overall the property blends Emery Roth’s prewar craftsmanship with modern conveniences and full-service, urban living.