Gramercy is the neighborhood of New York City stretching from East 29^th Street heading south to East 20^th Street, from 1^st Avenue, heading west to Broadway. Gramercy Park itself, is the exclusive, gated park that lies between 3^rd Avenue and Park Avenue South, from East 21^st street to East 20^th street. Only those lucky enough to live around the immediate vicinity of Gramercy Park are granted the coveted "Key to the Park."

Real Estate developers in the 19^th century designed the area surrounding Gramercy Park to imitate the quiet residential areas found in many European cities of the day. It has remained that way ever since. The townhouses located here were built by some of the best architects and housed the most influential families in New York.

Gramercy Park feels like a small but upscale village in the heart of a New York City. It's centered on its own small private park. Its home to a wealthier homeowner group who often work as well as in the area. The architecture is elaborate brownstones built along interesting narrow streets. One of the attractions is the exciting nightlife. Everything from famous restaurants to great live musicians is found here.

As an affordable alternative to those migrating from the Upper East Side, Gramercy proves to be a perfect downtown alternative. Compromised mainly of young professionals and students, the area remains lively and entertaining. A deli, coffee shop and nail salon can be found on every corner. Gramercy Park offers the most convenience in the city. The apartments in this area tend to be priced according to proximity to the Exclusive Gramercy Park, home to those only fortunate to live amongst its perimeter, and hold the highly coveted "key to the park."

Rent stabilized deals can be found here. As well as the highest conglomeration of convertible 2 bedrooms, commonly shared by roommates in the doorman hi rises.

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