SERENITY IN THE MIDDLE
The neighborhood’s central location provides easy access to iconic New York City architecture, shopping and entertainment, while its charming side streets offer unexpected serenity in the middle of the city.
TRANSIT OPTIONS
Subway: 4/5/6/N/Q/R/E/B/D/F/M/7
Bus: M42, M57
COMMUTE TIMES
Columbus Circle: 18m by train, 10m by car
Grand Central: 15m by train, 18m by car
Union Square: 21m by train, 14m by car
Wall Street: 28m by train, 30m by car
GEOGRAPHIC BOUNDARIES
East/West: 10th Avenue to 12th Avenue
North/South: 30th Street to 34th Street
MIDTOWN EAST
TRANSIT OPTIONS
Subway: 4/5/6/N/Q/R/E/B/D/F/M/7
Bus: M42, M57
COMMUTE TIMES
Columbus Circle: 18m by train, 10m by car
Grand Central: 15m by train, 18m by car
Union Square: 21m by train, 14m by car
Wall Street: 28m by train, 30m by car
GEOGRAPHIC BOUNDARIES
East/West: 10th Avenue to 12th Avenue
North/South: 30th Street to 34th Street
MIDTOWN EAST
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
A walk around Midtown East brings the NYC skyline to street level, as some of the city’s most famous buildings reside in the neighborhood.
The Chrysler Building, The Empire State Building, St Patrick’s Cathedral, The New York Public Library and Grand Central Station are just a handful of the architectural marvels on view.
THE ARCHITECTURAL MARVELS
FAMOUS BUILDINGS ON VIEW
A walk around Midtown East brings the NYC skyline to street level, as some of the city’s most famous buildings reside in the neighborhood.
The Chrysler Building, The Empire State Building, St Patrick’s Cathedral, The New York Public Library and Grand Central Station are just a handful of the architectural marvels on view.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
THE ARCHITECTURAL MARVELS
FAMOUS BUILDINGS ON VIEW
Subway: 4/6/R/W
Bus: M23Columbus Circle: 22m by train, 10m by car
Grand Central: 15m by train, 6m by car
Union Square: 16m by train, 4m by car
Wall Street: 26m by train, 15m by car
East/West: Park Avenue to Sixth Avenue
North/South: E. 30th Street to E. 20th Street
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Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
The Chrysler Building, The Empire State Building, St Patrick’s Cathedral, The New York Public Library and Grand Central Station are just a handful of the architectural marvels on view.
FAMOUS BUILDINGS ON VIEW
A walk around Midtown East brings the NYC skyline to street level, as some of the city’s most famous buildings reside in the neighborhood.
THE SHEER SCALE
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUSINESS DISTRICT
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
Midtown East epitomizes the sheer scale of the city, and during daylight hours the largest central business district in the world is alive with zippy office workers, ambling tourists and well-heeled shoppers.
The neighborhood’s central location provides easy access to iconic New York City architecture, shopping and entertainment, while its charming side streets offer unexpected serenity in the middle of the city.
Keys are also available to members of the private clubs The Players and the National Arts Club, as well as Calvary Church and Brotherhood Synagogue.
Key rights are granted exclusively to residents in the buildings that immediately surround the park, and as joint owners of the park are responsible for the preservation of the historic site.
1095 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS
THE SHEER SCALE
THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUSINESS DISTRICT
Midtown East epitomizes the sheer scale of the city, and during daylight hours the largest central business district in the world is alive with zippy office workers, ambling tourists and well-heeled shoppers.
MIDTOWN EAST
BLOOMBERG TOWER | 731 LEXINGTON AVENUE
Keys are also available to members of the private clubs The Players and the National Arts Club, as well as Calvary Church and Brotherhood Synagogue.
34 HUDSON YARDS
Key rights are granted exclusively to residents in the buildings that immediately surround the park, and as joint owners of the park are responsible for the preservation of the historic site.
WEST 31ST STREET
STARBUCKS | 34 HUDSON YARDS
THE SHEER SCALE
THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUSINESS DISTRICT
Midtown East epitomizes the sheer scale of the city, and during daylight hours the largest central business district in the world is alive with zippy office workers, ambling tourists and well-heeled shoppers.
The area is home to the headquarters of the United Nations, whose annual gatherings bring all the spectacle, security, and traffic that accompanies a visit from dignitaries from around the globe.
Visitors and locals alike enjoy celebrated shopping along Fifth Avenue and the annual Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center.
GRAND AND CENTRAL
THE VALUE OF EAST VILLAGE HOUSING
MIDTOWN OASIS
Residents throughout Gramercy love the charming, small-town, appeal.
The neighborhood is not known for its nightlife, though bars and restaurants are scattered with other local stores throughout the tree-lined streets and along the 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
With no major tourist attractions in the immediate area, the streets of Gramercy are largely left to residents who relish the quiet, low-key neighborhood.
A SMALL TOWN TUCKED AWAY
THE SHED | 545 WEST 30TH STREET
Surprisingly quiet residential enclaves are found tucked away within the bustling activity in Midtown East. Sutton Place, between 59th and 53rd Streets, boasts upscale apartments and townhomes that house the city’s affluent residents along the East River.
Folks with more modest budgets will find a small town charm, lovely parks and incredible river views in Tudor City. The blocks between 40th and 43rd Streets house a collection of Tudor Revival coop buildings with units that range from small studios to soaring penthouse lofts.
RALPH'S COFFEE | 888 MADISON
APPLE STORE | 767 FIFTH AVE
These buildings offer passersby a glimpse of the most glorious examples of architectural opulence from eras gone by.
Original homes built in the Italianate, Greek Revival, Gothic Revival and Victorian Gothic styles line the park, and height and other zoning restrictions help create a cohesive look despite the mismatched architecture.
BRINGING THE SKYLINE TO STREET LEVEL
A walk around Midtown East brings the NYC skyline to street level, as some of the city’s most famous buildings reside in the neighborhood.
POSTCARD PERFECT
The Chrysler Building, The Empire State Building, St Patrick’s Cathedral, The New York Public Library and Grand Central Station are just a handful of the architectural marvels on view.
CHRYSLER BUILDING | 405 LEXINGTON AVENUE
GRAND AND CENTRAL
THE BILLIONAIRE'S BACKYARD
The area is home to the headquarters of the United Nations, whose annual gatherings bring all the spectacle, security, and traffic that accompanies a visit from dignitaries from around the globe.
Visitors and locals alike enjoy celebrated shopping along Fifth Avenue and the annual Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center.
CHRYSLER BUILDING | 405 LEXINGTON AVENUE
GRAND AND
CENTRAL
The area is home to the headquarters of the United Nations, whose annual gatherings bring all the spectacle, security, and traffic that accompanies a visit from dignitaries from around the globe.
Visitors and locals alike enjoy celebrated shopping along Fifth Avenue and the annual Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center.
Surprisingly quiet residential enclaves are found tucked away within the bustling activity in Midtown East. Sutton Place, between 59th and 53rd Streets, boasts upscale apartments and townhomes that house the city’s affluent residents along the East River.
Folks with more modest budgets will find a small town charm, lovely parks and incredible river views in Tudor City. The blocks between 40th and 43rd Streets house a collection of Tudor Revival coop buildings with units that range from small studios to soaring penthouse lofts.
35 HUDSON YARDS
ELECTRIC LEMON | 33 HUDSON YARDS
15 HUDSON YARDS
A SMALL TOWN TUCKED AWAY
MIDTOWN OASIS
A SMALL TOWN TUCKED AWAY
MIDTOWN OASIS
FAIRNELLA PIZZA BAKERY | 1132 LEXINGTON AVENUE
ELECTRIC LEMON | 33 HUDSON YARDS
SUR VINGT | 1140 BROADWAY
Surprisingly quiet residential enclaves are found tucked away within the bustling activity in Midtown East. Sutton Place, between 59th and 53rd Streets, boasts upscale apartments and townhomes that house the city’s affluent residents along the East River.
Folks with more modest budgets will find a small town charm, lovely parks and incredible river views in Tudor City. The blocks between 40th and 43rd Streets house a collection of Tudor Revival coop buildings with units that range from small studios to soaring penthouse lofts.
A SMALL TOWN TUCKED AWAY
MIDTOWN OASIS
35 HUDSON YARDS
ELECTRIC LEMON | 33 HUDSON YARDS
15 HUDSON YARDS
Surprisingly quiet residential enclaves are found tucked away within the bustling activity in Midtown East. Sutton Place, between 59th and 53rd Streets, boasts upscale apartments and townhomes that house the city’s affluent residents along the East River.
Folks with more modest budgets will find a small town charm, lovely parks and incredible river views in Tudor City. The blocks between 40th and 43rd Streets house a collection of Tudor Revival coop buildings with units that range from small studios to soaring penthouse lofts.
ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL
CARTIER MANSION | 653 FIFTH AVENUE
BRINGING THE SKYLINE TO STREET LEVEL
A WALK AROUND MIDTOWN
A walk around Midtown East brings the NYC skyline to street level, as some of the city’s most famous buildings reside in the neighborhood.
RALPH'S COFFEE | 888 MADISON
GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL
BRINGING THE SKYLINE TO STREET LEVEL
A walk around Midtown East brings the NYC skyline to street level, as some of the city’s most famous buildings reside in the neighborhood.
POSTCARD PERFECT
The Chrysler Building, The Empire State Building, St Patrick’s Cathedral, The New York Public Library and Grand Central Station are just a handful of the architectural marvels on view.
The Chrysler Building, The Empire State Building, St Patrick’s Cathedral, The New York Public Library and Grand Central Station are just a handful of the architectural marvels on view.
POSTCARD PERFECT
ARCHITECTURAL HIGHLIGHTS
CENTRAL PARK TOWER
15 GRAMERCY PARK SOUTH
GRAMERCY PARK | EAST 20TH STREET
The wide range in the neighborhood housing stock can support budgets both big and small.
Buyers expect to pay a premium for luxury new development condominiums, exclusive coop units, and the limited supply of single family townhomes.
Postwar buildings in the Turtle Bay area offer comparatively budget-friendly options.
MIDTOWN HOUSING
A FRIENDLY OPTION
A FRIENDLY OPTION
The wide range in the neighborhood housing stock can support budgets both big and small.
Buyers expect to pay a premium for luxury new development condominiums, exclusive coop units, and the limited supply of single family townhomes.
Postwar buildings in the Turtle Bay area offer comparatively budget-friendly options.
THE HOUSING AT MIDTOWN
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
The best value is found in small walkup coop units, with housing prices escalating in line with the building size and amenity packages.
The relatively few townhomes command top dollar from discerning buyers in search of privacy and a prime Manhattan location.
Gramercy is a pricey area, whether or not one lives along the perimeter of the park.
Tony coops expect potential buyers to adhere to strict financial requirements, though buyers may find that smaller walkup buildings offer a more affordable alternative to the doorman buildings and townhomes in the neighborhood.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
Anchoring the neighborhood is Gramercy Park, a beautifully landscaped oasis that is accessible to the favored few who possess a key.
A FRIENDLY OPTION
THE HOUSING AT MIDTOWN
The wide range in the neighborhood housing stock can support budgets both big and small.