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There are townhouses, and then there are those rare addresses that seem to carry the quiet authority of New York itself. This 22 foot wide Gramercy Park mansion, configured as a grand five family, stands on a storied block where history is not preserved, it is lived. Moments from Gramercy Park, the home reflects the architectural grace of another era while offering the scale and flexibility that modern life demands.

Inside, the owner’s duplex unfolds with a sense of volume and warmth that feels almost European in spirit. A large south facing terrace becomes an extension of daily living, drenched in light and perfectly suited for long afternoons or evening gatherings. High ceilings, fireplaces, hardwood floors, and exposed brick create a layered texture throughout, while an expansive kitchen and exceptional closet space ground the home in everyday practicality. It is a residence that balances romance with function in equal measure.

The remaining configuration offers both versatility and immediate income. A two bedroom garden residence enjoys its own private south facing outdoor space, while two one bedroom apartments occupy the fourth floor. Above, a generous two bedroom with a private terrace crowns the fifth floor. With basement storage and laundry completing the picture, the property invites a range of possibilities, from maintaining a high performing investment with meaningful income offsetting carrying costs to a seamless conversion into a singular, magnificent townhouse.

Beyond the front door, the neighborhood delivers one of Manhattan’s most refined lifestyles. World class dining is woven into the fabric of daily life, from neighborhood institutions to downtown favorites, all within easy reach of Union Square, Flatiron District, and Greenwich Village. Access to Whole Foods Market and Trader Joe's ensures convenience without compromise. It is a setting where culture, cuisine, and connectivity converge, and where a home of this caliber becomes not just a place to live, but a long term asset to be experienced and appreciated.