Gramercy / Flatiron

Apartments in Gramercy Park and The Flatiron District have a long line of history. In the 1830’s Samuel B. Ruggles created the one-square-block park that The Gramercy Park area is named for. It’s pristine streets stretch from 20th Street to 34th Street, and the East River to Park Avenue.

The brownstones and townhouses that line the park predate the Civil war. Some of the homes are the oldest and most attractive in Manhattan. Highly sought after for it’s fabulous shopping and fine dining, and it’s historical architecture Gramercy Park offers a serene beauty second to none.

Named for the architectural phenomenon that was built in 1902, The Flatiron District is bordered by Park Avenue to the east, Sixth Avenue to the west, and extends from 23rd Street to 15th Street.
(Union Square is often included in this area.)

The Flatiron building was New York City’s first ever Skyscraper, and at the time, was thought to be one of the tallest buildings in the world. Today The Flatiron District is flourishing with ample dining, shopping and Manhattan living. Apartments in Gramercy Park and The Flatiron District provide a charming atmosphere in one of Manhattan’s most convenient neighborhoods.