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Gramercy Park. Image courtesy of the Gramercy Park HotelGramercy Park. Image courtesy of the Gramercy Park HotelThough actress Uma Thurman's large and lovely Gramercy pad, complete with key to the private park, has been in the news since it hit the market, you don't have to be a celebrity to live in the classic Manhattan neighborhood. In fact, like Thurman, you might even be lucky enough to score a key to one of the city's only two private parks (Sunnyside Gardens Park in Queens is the other). But even if you don't live right on the park, Gramercy as a whole is one of the city's most convenient, elegant and picturesque neighborhoods. A few of our favorite homes currently for sale can be found below.31 gramercy park

1 bed, 2 baths

Price: $1,100,000

Yes, this one-of-a-kind apartment comes with a key to Gramercy Park. On the top floor of the neighborhood's only unattached townhouse, this beautifully appointed one-bedroom-plus office (and two-bath) is the picture of style with every modern comfort with 11-foot ceilings, gracious proportions and prewar details like wide-plank maple floors, custom moldings and oversized windows with park views. The apartment also has central A/C and the building is served by an elevator. (View full listing...)

Gramercy arms

2 beds, 2 baths

Price: $1,995,000

This quiet, spacious two-bedroom co-op located between Gramercy and Madison Square Park offers the prewar charm of large rooms and high beamed ceilings. Built in 1928, the building is near parks, transportation and some of the city's best neighborhoods in every direction. (View full listing...)

Gramercy house

2 beds, 2 baths

Price: $1,695,000

This sophisticated two-bedroom apartment at Gramercy House, a classic Art Deco co-op a short distance from Gramercy Park, Union Square and the Flatiron districts, faces the building’s private gardens. The living room offers a wood-burning fireplace, and a new kitchen has an east facing window, a GE stove and Bosch dishwasher. There are plenty of closets, renovated bathrooms and lots of original architectural details, plus a layout that's practical for both living and entertaining. Gramercy House has a 24-hour concierge, a private park/garden, a roof deck with spectacular views, laundry and bike storage. (View full listing...)

160 east 22nd street

2 bed, 2 baths

Price: $2,995,000

This two-bedroom condominium is among the first resales in its building, and one of only three units on the 20th floor. That means you get mesmerizing river, city and Empire State Building views through floor-to-ceiling windows. You also get top-of-the line finishes like white oak floors, zoned central heating and cooling and a chef's kitchen complete with 15-bottle wine cooler. Amenities include a full-time doorman/concierge staff, state-of-the-art fitness center, playroom, landscaped roof deck lounge with outdoor kitchen and more. (View full listing...)

gramercy park hotel

4 beds, 4.5 baths

Price: $7,495,000

At a house-sized 3,477 square feet, this four-bedroom home in the legendary Gramercy Park Hotel gives you unmatched views and elegant finishes but also hotel services and one of those coveted keys to Gramercy Park. Designed by architect John Pawson, this full-floor apartment is as luxurious as it is well-appointed. This unique residence includes around-the-clock access to a long list of world-class amenities including a state-of-the-art fitness center, spa services, housekeeping, room service, butler and valet, childcare, dog walking, event planning and catering, personal shopping and car wash. (View full listing...)

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Contributing WriterMichelle CohenMichelle is a New York-based writer and content strategist who has worked extensively with lifestyle brands like Seventeen, Country Living, Harper's Bazaar and iVillage. In addition to being a copywriter for a digital media agency she writes about culture, New York City neighborhoods, real estate, style, design and technology among other topics. She has lived in a number of major US cities on both coasts and in between and loves all things relating to urbanism and culture.

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