One of Manhattan's most idyllic and sought-after tree-lined blocks sets the perfect backdrop for this meticulously renovated one-of-a-kind prewar masterpiece. A recent high-end designer renovation has enhanced the original Art Deco aesthetic and prewar integrity. Bright and quiet, this bespoke and pristine home has been lovingly restored, transporting you to Manhattan's gilded era.
Boasting stunning Gramercy Park views, attention to detail and the highest level of design are thoughtfully integrated with incredible period details. High-beamed ceilings, casement windows, gorgeous baseboard and crown moldings, original hardware, and hardwood floors convey the original vision of this 1929 classic Manhattan co-op building. Beautiful millwork, stylish lighting, linen walls, and a custom built-in Murphy bed all enhance this exceptional space's overall aesthetic and sophistication. Other notable features are a deep built-out closet, limestone kitchen countertops and backsplash, a Miele range, and a Viking refrigerator with an ice maker.
Ideally situated in the heart of the Gramercy Park neighborhood, 81 Irving Place is an architecturally distinguished and incredibly well-run full-service prewar cooperative building with a live-in Superintendent, attended lobby, laundry room, and a bicycle storage room. The location grants residents enviable proximity to Union Square Park, its farmer's market, and the culinary epicenter of New York City. The building permits dogs, sublets, parental co-purchases, and pied a terre owners.
