Soaring ceiling heights (11’4") and oversized windows combined with the warmth of the original architectural details--wood beams, exposed brick and a wood-burning fireplace-give this loft in Gramercy Park Habitat a true feeling of home. Thoughtful design maximizes the approximately 900 square feet of living space to incorporate one bedroom, one bathroom and an additional den/guest area yet also retain the open loft concept.

Contemporary renovations to the substantial, open kitchen include a center island with seating for five, storage and a wine refrigerator. Stainless steel GE Profile appliances-four-burner gas range, dishwasher, microwave and oversized refrigerator--are complemented by the neutral shaker cabinetry with abundant storage, under-cabinet lighting, subway tile backsplash, deep undermount sink and stone countertop.

A sizeable (10’ x 11’) additional living area is perfect for use as a den or for visiting guests.

Pin-drop quiet, the bedroom easily fits a king-sized bed and additional furniture and comes with custom blackout roller shades. The renovated bathroom features a sink with vanity and a shower with built-in storage niche and seat, Kohler fixtures and white subway tiling with pewter-toned accents. Light oak flooring, architectural track and pendant lighting with Lutron dimmers, hotel-style heating and cooling units and ample storage throughout.

Gramercy Park Habitat offers residents full-time door staff, elegantly refreshed hallways, communal bicycle and general storage and laundry on every floor.

Garage parking is available for a separate fee and can be accessed directly from the building.

Originally designed by noted architects Arnold William Brunner and Thomas Tryon and built in 1896 with Renaissance Revival elements, the structure has served as a brewery, a factory and currently a luxury residential boutique condominium.

Residents of the Gramercy Park neighborhood enjoy Michelin-starred dining at Gramercy Tavern, Jua, Rezdora, Casa Mono and Eleven Madison Park as well as local favorites Pete’s Tavern, Caffe Panna, GupShup and L’Express. Gourmet and organic groceries can be found at nearby Eataly, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods and the Union Square Greenmarket on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Gramercy Park Habitat is served by the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R and W trains and by the Select Bus Service on Second and First Avenues, and there is a Citi Bike docking station two blocks away.

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