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MoMA curator lists chic Gramercy pre-war co-op for $1.7MGet More InfoSharePhoto credit: VHT for The Corcoran GroupStylish and bright, this two-bedroom corner co-op at 242 East 19th Street offers both a prime Manhattan location and a creative pedigree. Asking $1,700,000, the two-bedroom Gramercy apartment has been home to Martino Stierli, Chief Curator of Architecture and Design for the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), for over six years.With treetop views over the park across the street, the corner apartment is light-filled and airy. Crisp, white walls with pre-war details and rich dark wood floors frame graciously proportioned rooms. Customized window treatments control the light throughout the day.Through a closet-lined entry foyer is a generous living room with high, beamed ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace. There is abundant storage space throughout the home.A modern, well-appointed galley kitchen is ready for action with sturdy butcher block worktops and cork floors. A casual dining area with enough space for a dinner party is just off the living room.Two large bedrooms share a spacious, vintage-style bath. Both have high ceilings, modern ceiling fans, and plenty of closet space. The second bedroom is currently being used as a library/home office.The full-service cooperative building features a beautifully landscaped roof deck. Additional amenities include a 24-hour attended lobby, a live-in superintendent, a bike room, storage and laundry facilities.[Listing details:&nbsp;242 East 19th Street #4B at CityRealty][At&nbsp;The Corcoran Group&nbsp;by Monica Rittersporn]RELATED:Photo credit: VHT for The Corcoran GroupMore: Distinctive HomesTags: 242 East 19th Street, Co-ops Location: GramercyIt’s free, with no obligation."" indicates required fieldsor Call (212) 755-5544All information furnished regarding property for sale, rental or financing is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy thereof and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, prior sale, lease or financing or withdrawal without notice. All dimensions are approximate. For exact dimensions, you must hire your own architect or engineer and for no listing shall the number of bedrooms listed be considered a legal conclusion.Nothing says summer in the Northeast like sitting by the water with fresh seafood and a cold drink.One of the surest ways to know an out-of-towner is if they pronounce it “HUE-stun” instead of “HOW-stun” Street.Applications are now being accepted for 40 mixed-income units at a new residential development in East Harlem. Located at 88 East 127th Street, the 19-story building is conveniently located near several public transit options, the 16-acre Marcus Garvey Park, and lots of restaurants and shopping.It's true, this unseasonably warm weather isn't anything to complain about. But it's hard to look at a fireplace like the one pictured above and not start pining for a winter chill. The grand marble fireplace (which is also wood-burning...perfect for wintertime!) belongs to a one-bedroom apartment at 242 East 19th Street, an Art Deco co-op building in Gramercy Park. Constructed in 1926 and converted to a cooperative in 1984, the 15-story brick Italian Renaissance-style building holds 113 apartments. And since many of the surrounding buildings are low-rise, there's a great view from the building's roof deck.This apartment has the spacious rooms that you often find in prewar apartment buildings. It's a one-bedroom, although there's an office space without a window that could be used as a second bedroom. It's up for sale for&nbsp;$1.2 million by owner and&nbsp;photographer Julia Indrani&nbsp;Pal-Chaudhuri (known simply as&nbsp;Indrani).See moreIt's hard to find a Manhattan apartment that embodies city living and still has outdoor space for gardening. This three-bedroom-plus-guest-suite condo at 355 East 19th Street is the rare exception. Asking $4,000,000, this 2,663-square-foot Gramercy duplex offers three bedrooms, two full baths, and a fabulous bi-level 1,521-square-foot outdoor oasis.Gramercy on two levels, this wayAdam Neumann has relisted his Gramercy Park penthouse for $32 million, $5.5 million&nbsp;cheaper than when it last hit the market in 2020.&nbsp;In 2017, the founder and former chief executive of WeWork and his wife Rebekah Paltrow Neumann paid $27.5 million for the duplex penthouse at 78 Irving Place&nbsp;and the unit below it;&nbsp;the couple also picked up two additional apartments on the ground floor for $7.2 million.Details hereThis&nbsp;stunningly-designed high-floor one-bedroom&nbsp;home in a pre-war building is surrounded by beauty, inside and out. The Art&nbsp;Deco building at 235 East 22nd Street,&nbsp;known as Gramercy House, is just&nbsp;two blocks from&nbsp;Gramercy Park, near Union Square, Nomad, the East Village, Midtown, and more. Southern light,&nbsp;stunning city views–and a wood-burning fireplace–make this jewel-box co-op, asking $1,250,000, a tempting choice&nbsp;for anyone&nbsp;seeking visual inspiration and creature comforts&nbsp;in a renovated and move-in-ready package.Explore this classic Gramercy co-opManhattan's limited collection of rooftop cottages is the stuff of legend, but they're rarely available for sale. One of those legendary structures,&nbsp;part of a penthouse co-op atop a classic Gramercy loft building at 105 East 16th Street, is now on the market for $5,750,000. Along with the freestanding sky-cottage is a stylish main&nbsp;apartment and multi-level gardens and terraces. This unusual urban aerie has been published in New York Magazine–it's the East Coast home of Mark Lee, Broadway producer and former CEO of Barneys and Gucci.Get a peek at this Gramercy rooftop garden cottageFamed director Baz Luhrmann's Gramercy Park townhouse could be yours to rent for $75,000/month. Located at 243 East 17th Street, the&nbsp;six-bedroom home spans five stories and overlooks Stuyvesant Square Park. The extravagant townhouse is also available for purchase. Luhrmann and his wife Catherine Martin first listed the home for&nbsp;$19,995,000&nbsp;in March but later&nbsp;dropped the price to $18,999,500, as first spotted by the New York Post.Learn moreOnly a&nbsp;fortunate few&nbsp;residences in the&nbsp;Gramercy Park neighborhood&nbsp;come with keys to the actual park, and this two-bedroom co-op at 32 Gramercy Park South is one of them. The apartment–a two-unit combo asking $3,250,000–is fully renovated without the awkwardness sometimes found when units merge. Spacious bedrooms and extra living space make the layout just right, and city skyline views add to the perfect Manhattan apartment equation.Take the tourWriter and director Baz Luhrmann and his wife, costume designer Catherine Martin, are selling their Gramercy Park townhouse for $19,995,000, as the Wall Street Journal&nbsp;first reported. Located at 243 East 17th Street, the 28-foot-wide&nbsp;Anglo-Italianate-style six-bedroom home sits on Stuyvesant Square Park, within the area's historic district. Inside, the Australian couple put their own creative touch on the 19th-century home, with dramatic, patterned wallpaper, bright colors, and carefully curated furniture.See insideNo Worries. We Don’t Spam.By providing your email address, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. 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MoMA curator lists chic Gramercy pre-war co-op for $1.7MGet More InfoSharePhoto credit: VHT for The Corcoran GroupStylish and bright, this two-bedroom corner co-op at 242 East 19th Street offers both a prime Manhattan location and a creative pedigree. Asking $1,700,000, the two-bedroom Gramercy apartment has been home to Martino Stierli, Chief Curator of Architecture and Design for the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), for over six years.With treetop views over the park across the street, the corner apartment is light-filled and airy. Crisp, white walls with pre-war details and rich dark wood...

MoMA curator lists chic Gramercy pre-war co-op for $1.7M

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