34 Gramercy Park E #8BR

Located in one of Gramercy Park's most distinctive and coveted cooperative apartment houses, 34 Gramercy Park East, this exceptionally designed "two bedroom into one bedroom" and one and a half bathroom home has undergone a meticulous restoration with impeccable attention to detail. The historical, Aesthetic Movement, renovation includes all new electrical and plumbing throughout, new two-zone central air-conditioning and humidification, new solid oak herringbone floors, new sound attenuated windows, radiant heat in the bathroom, washer/dryer, kitchen with vented stove and many restored period details unique to the building including custom millwork/cabinetry, plaster crown moulding and vintage 1880's fixtures throughout. A separate entry vestibule opens to an almost 30' living/dining "parlor" room with impeccably restored and operable 1880's period fixtures, restored crown mouldings from the original 1883 elements and custom historical wallpapers. A stunning windowed hall with home office outfitted with custom millwork and cabinetry leads to a top of the line kitchen with custom cabinetry/appliances and Moroccan tiles. There is a service entrance door at the kitchen end of the apartment. The double master bedroom suite includes a handsome fireplace with fantastic moisture vapor flame function, an expansive dressing room with custom millwork, cabinetry, wall to wall carpet by Christopher Hyland, and a built in safe. The Moroccan tiled master bathroom is equipped with radiant heat floors, a shower/tub wet room with refurbished 1880's Yale tub and custom commode by Catchpole & Rye. A guest powder room off the hall completes the layout. 34 Gramercy Park East, built in 1883, the oldest co-op in New York City, contains just 47 apartments and is renowned for its stately yet whimsical, Aesthetic Movement architecture and beautiful lobby with Tiffany glass ceiling, Grueby and Minton tiles and original fireplace, hearth and mantle mirror. Residents enjoy a 24 hour doorman, live-in building manager and a coveted key to Gramercy Park, its own private park. Pets are welcome.