LEXINGTON AVE #11P

Gramercy Park: Small studio for rent in Gramercy Park's famous Sage House, a luxury 24 hour door man building, designated a historic landmark at 4 Lexington Avenue @ 22nd Street.

Available September 1, 2017.

High floor. Recent top to bottom renovation. High ceiling, 11'.

Very bright and sunny, high floor in the Sage House, directly next door to the Gramercy Park Hotel, home of the Rose Bar and the Jade Bar.

Recent floor to ceiling renovation.

11' high ceiling, original vintage hardwood oa…

Gramercy Park: Small studio for rent in Gramercy Park's famous Sage House, a luxury 24 hour door man building, designated a historic landmark at 4 Lexington Avenue @ 22nd Street.

Available September 1, 2017.

High floor. Recent top to bottom renovation. High ceiling, 11'.

Very bright and sunny, high floor in the Sage House, directly next door to the Gramercy Park Hotel, home of the Rose Bar and the Jade Bar.

Recent floor to ceiling renovation.

11' high ceiling, original vintage hardwood oak floor, huge closet + extra overhead storage, located on an upper floor, AC. Very bright/sunny north exposure. Granite kitchen with stove, oven, microwave and fridge.

Granite bath.

An absolute jewel. See floor plan and photos

A co-op board interview of any prospective applicant is required. The co-op paperwork and interview process takes 6-8 weeks to finalize.

Pets allowed.

24 hour uniformed doormen
Free heat, hot water and gas for the stove/oven is included
Next door to the Gramercy Park Hotel
Newly renovated, hardwood floor, granite counter tops, high ceilings
Built-in book case (see floor plan)
BlueTooth controlled AC (use your cell phone to cool the apt before you arrive home)
Located on a high floor
Pets are OK
Laundry room in building
1/2 block to Gramercy Park
A small outside area is accessible only from this apt, suitable to store a bicycle, or other weather proof items

Live in a bit of history:

The Sage House was built in 1916 as headquarters for a philanthopic organization, the Russel Sage Foundation, by his widow. Russel Sage was a financier who was heavily involved with the construction of the NYC subway system. The building was then purchased in 1949 by Catholic Charities and converted as a residence for retired priests and nuns. It was sold again in the 1970s and made into an apt rental building, and was finally converted to coops in 1988 by Michael Beloff. A famous below ground brothel, complete with long mahogany bar, red velvet walls, and secluded hot tubs with overhead chains (all of which survived until about 10 years ago) operated in the building's basement in the 1930s and 40s (accessed thru the side door to the building on 22nd Street). That area is now occupied by storage cages available to Sage House residents. The Sage house was declared a historic landmark in 1996.