Gramercy can be embracing in its cozy village charm. While you might not have a key to the members-only Gramercy Park, the rest of the neighborhood is a warm and inviting place to call home.

Within walking distance to Union Square, Flatiron and the East Village. The surrounding area of Stuyvesant Square Historic District dates back to the 1800s, and was designed to house Manhattan’s fashionable families. Over the years it’s been home to many writers, politicians and artists who enjoy its central location and peaceful atmosphere. Stuyvesant Square Park is a beautiful 4-acre oasis flanking both sides of Second Avenue, home to mature trees, blooming gardens, fountains and a dog run.

Even though it’s located in central Manhattan, Gramercy can feel like a secluded private neighborhood thanks to its brownstone lined streets and beautifully manicured gardens. The Gramercy area has long been recognized for its many notable restaurants as well as charming intimate eateries. There are no shortage of nearby cafes, services and shops as well as many transportation options and train lines.