$600K studio goes contemporary-zen in an Art Deco Gramercy co-op
This Gramercy Park studio at 102 East 22nd Street recently underwent a renovation inspired by the modern, airy, and space-efficient living solutions you would find in the pages of DWELL magazine. With a large sunny living area, custom storage solutions, hardwood floors throughout, and a prime location in an Art Deco building, this petite pad is now listed for $599,000.
A free-standing and movable storage wall separates the sleeping area from the living/dining area, providing some privacy and extra storage. There are also two large closets in the unit.
The kitchen has new wood cabinets and appliances. The original black-and-white tile, windowed bathroom has been completely restored.
Gramercy Arms is a ten-story, 94-unit Art Deco-style building that was designed by Sugarman & Burger in 1928. It’s known for polychromatic glazed terra-cotta panels on the facade and three-story-tall, terra-cotta piers at its base. The red-brick brick building also has a bicycle room, a laundry facility, and a live-in superintendent.
[Listing: 102 East 22nd Street, Unit 6A by Michael Rohrer and Calvin Gladen of Compass]
[At CityRealty]
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Listing images courtesy of Compass
