Built as “Gramercy Park Hotel” at 2 Lexington Ave, this condo's brown-brick exterior echoes Renaissance Revival design in its two-story limestone base. Surveying Gramercy Park, which is exclusively secured only for park-facing home use, tenant space offers nearly 180 hotel rooms and 23 condos – many with 18' ceilings. All units enjoy floor-to-ceiling windows to savor park scenery. White-oak flooring is standard. Kitchen décor includes cherry wood, satin-varnished Varenna cabinets and Pawson-designed dual sinks. Master baths feature giant tubs, travertine basins and walk-in showers. Many homes provide log fireplaces and the 12'-plus ceilings. The renovated lobby and private rooftop bar and club are “must-see!”
Property Description
Buildings Facts
Units:
23
New Development:
No
Ownership:
Co-op
Building year:
2006 / converted, built in 1924
Developer:
Ian Schrager
Architect:
John Pawson
Pets:
Pets allowed
Building Amenities
- 24-Hour Concierge
- Central AC
- Conference Room
- Doorman
- Elevator
- Fireplace
- Gym
- Hotel Service
- Laundry in Building
- Library
- Lounge
- Maid Service
- Recreation room
- Roof Terrace
- Spa
- Valet
Butler Service
Delivery and Car Wash Service
Fresh Flower Service
Personal Shopping
Pet Walking Services
Rooftop Club
Rooftop Terrace
Apartment Amenities
- General
- Hardwood Floors
- High Ceilings
- Terrace / Balcony
- Walk-in Closet
- Kitchen
- Natural Stone Countertops
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Bathroom
- Dual Sinks
- Glass Shower
- Marble Bathroom
- Rain Shower
Luxury Rating
| Building Amenities | 86% |
|---|---|
| Apartment Features | 80% |
| Score | 84% |
Building Pros
- Fireplaces
- Floor-to-Ceiling Windows
- High Ceilings
- Park Views
Building Cons
- No Balconies
What's happening here?
Karl Lagerfeld Sells NYC Co-op for $4.5M
Wednesday, 23 Jan 2013
The German fashion guru Karl Lagerfeld has finally sold his co-op at 50 Gramercy Park North for $4.5 million. The super, white-themed, luxury apartment had been on the market for 9 months and went temporarily off the market in December. It must have stung Karl to give the apartment away for a whopping $2.25 million less than he paid for...