Historic NYC co-op apartment listed for $6.6 million

A historic apartment in New York City's first cooperative building is now for sale at $6.6 million. Located at 34 Gramercy Park East, the luxurious residence offers five rooms, high ceilings, and access to the exclusive Gramercy Park. Built in 1883, this building is recognized as the oldest surviving co-op in the city. It has a rich history and is home to some celebrity residents, including model Cara Delevingne and actor Richard Gere. The apartment spans about 1,900 square feet with three versatile bedrooms and two bathrooms. It features elegant Gilded Age details that highlight its charm. The entrance showcases decorative flooring and a hand-painted wall covering, setting the tone for the grand interior. The living area overlooks the park and includes hardwood floors, an ornate chandelier, and a fireplace. With 13-foot ceilings, the space feels both expansive and inviting. Other highlights include a primary suite with a unique wardrobe and a luxurious bathroom. One bedroom is currently used as a den and includes rich mahogany details. The building itself has an impressive lobby with a Tiffany glass ceiling. Originally built as a more affordable option for middle-class residents, it remains well-preserved and continues to exude its historical elegance.