Welcome to 200 E 16th St, a rare gem nestled within the heart of Gramercy – a high-floor, one-bedroom sanctuary in a prestigious pre-war building.

Step into a home where modern convenience seamlessly blends with classic charm. The renovated and windowed kitchen offers a very functional, boasting stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry. A timeless, black and white-tiled bathroom showcases a charming vintage flower mosaic on the floor and cast-iron bathtub.

The interiors of this home are adorned with white oak floors that have been recently refinished to perfection. A total of five closets are thoughtfully sprinkled throughout, ensuring your storage needs are not just met but exceeded, making for a well-organized and clutter-free living space.

The double-wide windows are your gateway to the world outside, inviting an abundance of natural light that gracefully illuminates every corner of the apartment. As the day draws to a close, you'll be treated to the warm, enchanting hues of a sunset, casting its glow over iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building and the Metropolitan Life Building.

200 E 16th Street is a distinguished prewar building characterized by its Art Deco design and full suite of amenities. A 24-hour doorman provides security and assistance around the clock, while a well-equipped gym offers a convenient fitness solution. A live-in superintendent and full-time handyman ensures prompt attention to any building needs. Additional features include a bike room, laundry facilities, storage for rent, and a pet-friendly policy that welcomes your furry companions into your new home.

After one year of ownership, residents have a flexible unlimited subletting policy. Pied a terres and co-purchasing are allowed. Sorry, purchasing for students is not allowed. For your comfort, this building provides the option to upgrade from window AC units to through-wall AC, which neatly fits into a sleeve below the window.

This prime location positions 200 E 16th Street between Union Square Park and Rutherford Square, providing a tranquil setting. Nearby, the historic St. Georges Church, a National and New York City Landmark, brings character and charm to the neighborhood. A quick 5-minute stroll will lead you to renowned grocery stores such as Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Westside Market, and the Union Square Farmers Market. Union Square Station, with access to N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, 6, and L MTA subway lines, is conveniently close by, connecting you to the rest of the city with ease.

There is a $38.70 assessment in place for 12 months (end of 2024)