Gracious and beautiful Gramercy three bed/three bath home in a classic, luxury, art deco building.

With windows in every room providing northern, eastern, and western exposures, this elegant home of superior proportion was expertly designed to maximize the wonderful views and light throughout. A welcoming foyer leads to a gracious, curved-wall gallery that introduces you to the magnificence of this spectacular home.

Through elegant French doors off the gallery is the spacious formal dining room. Enjoy tranquil evening sunsets in front of your wood-burning fireplace in the grand living room. The large master bathroom suite offers a massive walk-in closet, dressing room/home office, and en suite bath.

Conveniently located on the other wing of the home, the guest bedrooms are both bright and spacious. The updated galley kitchen features stainless steel appliances and plenty of closet and pantry storage. Replete with pre-war finishes, the charming home features immaculate hardwood floors with inlay borders, beamed ceilings, crown moldings, glass door knobs, abundant storage, and original subway tiled bathrooms.

A remarkable Art Deco Building built in 1930 by George and Edward Blum and featuring one of the most stunning facades in the city, Gramercy House is a full-service building including an impeccable lobby with 24 hour doormen, both a beautifully landscaped common garden with a fountain and planted roof deck with phenomenal panoramic views, bike room, central laundry room, storage space, alternative entrance to 23rd street, outstanding staff, and convenient location near the 6, R, and W trains and all of the wonderful boutiques, restaurants, and parks that Gramercy has to offer.

Electricity, heat, and hot water are included in the maintenance.

The building requires 40% down and allows pets but not pied-a-terres, guarantors, or sublets. By virtue of the fact that this is a Compass Listing, you or any buyer will have access to Compass Bridge Loan Services to purchase this home.

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