Step into the pages of Old New York with this turnkey one-bedroom duplex designed by Rockwell Group, nestled within a 19th-century townhouse on one of Gramercy’s most cinematic blocks. Just off the gates of Stuyvesant Square, this parlor-floor gem captures timeless charm and modern sophistication—with low monthly maintenance of only $740.
The inviting living area features exposed brick walls, a wood-burning marble fireplace, custom built-ins, and ornamental tin ceilings. A sleek stainless steel kitchen, outfitted with top-tier appliances (Miele, U-Line, Gaggenau, Dovedale, Sharp) and an Aquasansa water purifier, blends modern function with vintage character. One flight down, the bedroom suite offers custom closets, a built-in wrap-around desk, and a Miele washer/dryer. Comfort reigns with dual-zone A/C and heat (NewAir /Carrier) and radiant heated floors. The Japanese-inspired bath, a serene retreat, showcases a river-rock soaking tub with rainfall shower, Duravit and Watermark fixtures, and an Italian vessel sink. Additional highlights include a Sharp Aquos flatscreen, Bose surround sound, remote-controlled Matthews ceiling fan, and a custom Desiron stair railing.
Located on a leafy, landmarked block, 215 East 17th Street offers tranquility steps from Union Square, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and all major subways. This pet-friendly, intimate self-managed cooperative allows co-purchasing and gifting on a case-by-case basis—a perfect blend of Old New York romance and modern comfort.
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