Gramercy Park

Cute and Cozy Village Charm
Gramercy Park is named after the private, fenced-in park that you can access only if you have one of the 383 exclusive keys. If you live in one of the surrounding apartments or townhouses, you're one of the few who get to stroll through this beautiful ornamental garden. The rest of the neighborhood is equally cozy, quiet, and safe. Gramercy Park is a good distance away from the
crowded tourists of Midtown, so it isn't as busy and non-stop as some other areas. However, you will find lots of charming cafes, delicious dining, and fun bars on quaint, tree-lined streets. If you do want to venture out, you will have plenty of public transportation options.

Renters love Gramercy Park due to its lush greenery, laidback vibe, and comfy village charm. Its historic walkups and doorman buildings are a favorite along with the stylish hotels. Gramercy Park has a mix of performance venues like Irving Plaza and the Jazz Standard for live music, and landmarks like the National Art Club and The Players private club.
What Gramercy Park Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
8.0
value
7.0
amenities
7.0
social
7.2
management
7.0
safety
7.9
Median rents in Gramercy Park
Studio
$
3,200
1 Bedroom
$
3,800
2 Bedroom
$
5,100

Living in
Gramercy Park

Small-Town Feel
Cool Bars
Safe
Grocery Stores
Subway Station
Quiet
Younger Crowd
Accessible to Rest of NYC
Great Restaurants
Less Chaotic
Gramercy Park — 8.3/10 Rating (based on 62 neighborhood reviews)
5 minute walk to Trader Joe's. Target in-building. Fairway 3 minute walk away. Several bars and restaurants nearby on Third Ave. 40 minute walk to Washington Square Park area. 10 minute walk to the closest subway (the 6), but there are bus lanes nearby. Incredibly close to two major hospitals (great during the COVID age, but lots of ambulance sirens).
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Kips Bay Court
Great food, bars, and people and very close to multiple modes of transport to easily get anywhere in the city. There are several bus stops right at your doorstep and a ferry about a two minute walk over on the Ave C side. Easy access to East River Walk for other activities and sports as well. Very easy to get to major hub at Union Square by foot or transport.
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Peter Cooper Village
East village is great because it is close to school with a great restaurant and bar scene. The only down side is that there are a few hospitals in the area, which means that there are a few more homeless people around than some other areas, especially during the summer, since they are often picked up and then discharged. It doesn't feel unsafe because of the homeless people, but it isn't the most pleasant part of the neighborhood.
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StuyTown
Gramercy is a gorgeous historic neighborhood, and the building is a 5 min walk from the famed Gramercy Park and 10 min walk to Madison Square Park (great for dogs). The area is quiet, but the best restaurants and nightlife are only a short walk away (10 min south to the East Village or 10 min west to Chelsea).
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234 E. 23rd Street
PRO:
Safe area (next door to the Police Academy)
Pretty quiet neighborhood (3rd ave is not too noisy)
Close to actual Gramercy Park
1mi from campus
Many restaurants/bars close by, but not noisy on a Fri/Sat night

CONS
No do-it-yourself laundry nearby (wash and fold options close)
No actual access to Gramercy Park
Closest "large" grocery stores at Union Square (Trader Joes, Whole Foods)-not a problem per se, but expect them to be very crowded most of the time
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201 East 20th St
I love Gramercy - close to great restaurants and bars, plus streets have a nice, neighborhood feel. Good parks nearby, and easy to run out to the Hudson along the trails. Close the L, but is closed on the weekends lately which has been awful.
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n/a
Very post college and fratty. Busy. But, an extremely convenient place to live to get anywhere in the city. Close to grand central. Two blocks from trader joes and live aboce Duane reade. Good restaurants in the area for dinner.
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155 E 34th St
Walking distance to 2 grocery stores (Trader Joes and Fairway), across the street from a gym, walking distance to dozens of restaurants and bars. Close to Grand Central. Unbeatable location for convenience.
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The Devon Condominium
Kind of seems like an oasis at first because there is grass and a fountain and trees and squirrels amidst the otherwise endless gray of NYC, but feels stale after a while.
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StuyTown
Super close to Flatiron building and Madison Square Park. Great subway access and the stops are not very crowded. No express train though.
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Instrata Nomad
Gramercy is awesome, lots of great restaurants and date spots. Easy to get EV for later in the night, or lower east via 4/5/6.
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220 East 22nd street
Kips Bay has the perks of a quiet, residential neighborhood, and is a relative unknown. Hidden gem? Maybe.
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Kips Bay Towers
Incredible neighborhood. Close to bars, restaurants, and transit without being in the middle of things.
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Washington Irving House
Technically in Gramercy, the apartment falls more in line with Murray Hill. Plenty of restaurants/bars within walking distance with a great social scene. The East River is 2 blocks away for great running/exercising areas. Most subways and buses stop at 23rd St. so it's great for transportation. Highly recommended area.
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New Amsterdam
The neighborhood is nice and very clean. It is close to the gramercy park as well as union square.
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Cooper Gramercy
Nice neighborhood, but it does not have a very active night scene in case you want one.
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Kips Bay
The neighborhood is safe and perfect. A great mix of city life and suburban comfort
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StuyTown
Lots of bars and restaurants within walking distance, most within a few blocks. Only downside of the neighborhood is that there isn't a really good grocery store, though there are a number of markets and Trader Joe's is within walking distance down 14th St.
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StuyTown
Many restaurants and groceries. Quiet and safe area.
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Habitat
The neighborhood has been a great place to live. There are lots of bars and restaurants around. The subway is very accessible, along with several bus routes. It's centrally located, and has a big grocery store and movie theater very close by.
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The Wilshire
Overall a lively neighborhood close to the action downtown and to work in midtown. Proximity to public transportation is great too. Good grocery store (Fairway), movie theater, and a handful of decent restaurants nearby too. Most
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Kips BayTowers
Gramercy gives you immediate, walking proximity to the fun neighborhoods (e.g., East Village, Flatiron, Murray Hill), without having to live in them. Residents tend to be young couples and young families.
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234 East 23rd
14th St. has pretty much everything you need. Trader Joe's is the popular grocery store (albeit crowded) and has a Duane Reade and CVS right by the convenient L subway stop at 1st Ave
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StuyTown
A young neighborhood with plenty of bars and restaurants. There are a number of grocery stores, coffee shops, and the neighborhood overall is accessible to much of the city.
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221 East 33rd Street
Quite and safe neighborhood. Good commute to NYU with the 6 line as well as NYU buses. Good options for supermarkets and decent restaurant and bars.
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247 e 33rd st
The East Village is young and cultured, with tons of places to eat and drink, while still being accessible to the rest of the city.
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7
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StuyTown
Close to work/campus, lots of bars/restaurants, close to Union Square for transport. Not very clean though and can be noisy.
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328 East 15th St
Not huge amount of restaurants or shops, but not completely dead. Relatively quiet. Safe.
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328 E 19th Street
Night time can be quite loud due to the bar around the corner.
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9
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The Wilshire
Great for school and nightlife
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150 East 18th Street
Close to school and transit - fun stuff to do
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50 Lexington Ave
See first thing I wrote. Kips bay/murray hill has a great bar and restaurant scene, very young. You don't really go out Friday/Saturday night here, not enough dancing type bars, but it's awesome for just about every other occasion. Central location for everywhere that you would go in any situation though.
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Windsor Court
Stuytown is its own neighborhood on the map, so your immediate surroundings seem like an oasis in the city. It's also super safe with 24/7 security. Beyond that, it's close to Alphabet City and the East Village, which are my personal favorite places to go out. Union Square is really close for shopping as well. I'm very happy with it and would probably live in this neighborhood even if I wasn't in Stuytown. There is also a FREE NYU SHUTTLE that takes you to/from campus every day. Can't beat that!!
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StuyTown
Good neighborhood for living: Trader Joe's, Fairway, movie theater all within walking distance. Also close to NYU Langone hospital which is good for two reasons: can get to the hospital quickly if you're sick and it's right by the E line shuttle that NYU runs. Get to class in about 15 minutes without having to pay anything more.
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The Devon Condominium
Pros - Fairway at 30th/2nd ave, which is wonderful. Route E shuttle goes to 30th/1st ave, so it's easy to get to and from campus on weekdays. Very quiet area, but with lots of restaurants and a fair amount of nightlife. So close to Penn Station, which makes it easy to get to the airport and to leave the city.

Cons - It can feel far from the heart of campus, and I'm constantly taking cabs and public transit back and forth; combined with high rent, this can get expensive.
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The Devon Condominium
The neighborhood is friendly and busy. The building is located between 5th Ave and Madison Ave so it's busy outside, but not too noisy throughout the night. There are a lot of restaurants and bars nearby and it is very conveniently located around multiple subway stops.
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Instrata Nomad
Fun neighborhood with fantastic bar and restaurant scene. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods nearby. Only drawback is lack of subway options. The L train on 14th St is the only direct transit connection, though the buses are efficient.
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StuyTown
Tons of bars and restaurants, which is important for my social life on weekends, especially with the late hours we work during the week. My biggest complaint about the neighborhood is that it is very dirty.
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StuyTown
The neighborhood is nice with lots of convenient amenities (gyms, grocery stores etc.) and is convenient to several subway lines. Not especially hip but a nice place to live.
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220 E 26th St
Nearby there are good restaurant and bar options. Good grocery store selection. Extremely close to the 6 train. Short walk to Madison Square park.
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207 East 27th Street
Very convenient location, very young, very safe, and very clean. Everything you need can be found in Murray Hill! No complaints.
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Windsor Court
Great neighbourhood. Very noisy because we are on 25th (and right off the highway so there's always people honking!)
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No Name
Alphabet city has a lot of fun bars/restaurants. It's right next to the L line and a close walk to work.
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StuyTown
I love that our little pocket of a neighborhood is convenient to Union Square, M101, 102, 103 & 15 bus lines and both the 6 and the NR subway lines. We have everything we need within walking distance and are surrounded by restaurants and bars without being in the center of the commotion. Just north of Gramercy, just below Murray Hill. (we are NOT Murray Hill ;) Our streets are safe and quite.
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220 E 26th St
-Close to campus
-Nearby grocery stores
-Great bars and restaurants nearby
-Young community
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StuyTown
Fairway and Trader Joes are very close by. Bit of a walk to the 6 train. Use free NYU shuttle from Gramercy Green to commute to school. Duane Reade opposite the building. Great for Indian students as it very close to all the Indian restaurants and grocery stores around 28th and Lexington.
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Kips Bay
Great location near Madison Square Park, Empire State Building, and right off 5th Ave.
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Anagram NoMad
Lots of bars, restaurants and things happening around this neighborhood.
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Manhattan Promenade
Just north of the east village is a perfect location.
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StuyTown
There are plenty of restaurants and bars in this neighborhood and it is just a short walk to get to others. It is near Baruch and NYU Langone if you work there. There's a Fairway here and they are building a Trader Joe's to be open next year.
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230 E 30 St
I only looked at neighborhoods within walking distance of NYU because of covid concerns with the subway. The neighbor is fine but once covid is less of a concern, I’d go for a more neighborhood feel, cheaper rent prices, and better subways.
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Cooper Gramercy
The neighborhood has a ton of cool bars and restaurants around along with grocery shops like a trader joe's too. Its vibrant but not a party location like some of the places in either village so its never too loud.
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127 East 30th St
A lot of young professionals in the area, ease of access to subway, ease of access to many restaurants and bars, rent seems to go just a little further here (value wise) than further downtown
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Murray Hill Manor
Kips Bay isn't the hippest neighborhood in this area, but it's got everything you need and is conveniently located to other, hipper neighborhoods (East Village, Flatiron, etc).
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145 E 26th St
Quiet, pet friendly, lots of old people. 2 great bars on the corner. grocery store across the street. 6-7 minute walk down to the L train on 14th st.
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Peter Cooper Village
This is a very fun area with a lot of places to go. There are tons of bars, restaurants, shops, nail salons, and it is easy to get around.
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Murray Hill Manor
Lots of bars, restaurants, grocery stores. Nice parks, East River bike path. Close to R, W, 6... lots of buses, and NYU shuttle.
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227 e 25th st
you cant beat living near gramercy. there is some low-income housing nearby but you will find that anywhere in newyork.
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Parc East
Safe neighborhood but a little College Boy-ish, the further east you go.
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127 East 30th St
Kind of sketchy at night and not the cleanest. Fun for young people because it is very easy to get to all of the fun bars.
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StuyTown
Lively and young!
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StuyTown
Not much to see, do, or eat here
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Vilcek Hall


Getting to Know
Gramercy Park

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: East River to 5th Ave
North to South Boundaries: E 34th St to E 14th St
dining
Gramercy Tavern
Mariella Pizza
Pastafina
Umi Sushi
grocery
Eataly
Trader Joe’s
Whole Foods Market
convenience
7-Eleven
CVS Pharmacy
CVS Pharmacy
Walgreens
fitness
22nd Street Synergy Fitness
Broadway Bodies
Julian Walker Studio
Oval Fitness
parks
Gramercy Park
Madison Square Park
Stuyvesant Cove Park
Stuyvesant Square
coffee
Birch Coffee
Breads Bakery
Insomnia Cookies
The Bluebell Cafe
bus
M15 (bus)
M34A-SBS (bus)
M9 (bus)
X1 (bus)
rail
4/5 (metro)
6 (metro)
L (metro)
parking
Icon West Plaza 26 Garage
Ipark (Imperial) 340 E 34 Garage
Park Right Corp.
Park-It Nice Park 22, LLC
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey
Zip Codes
Gramercy Park includes zip codes 10003, 10009, 10010, and 10016
Rent vs Own
65
% of Gramercy Park residents are renters
Driving to Work
7
% of Gramercy Park residents drive to work
New Construction
7
% of housing units in Gramercy Park have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
17
%
<20 units
19
%
20-49 units
64
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
9
%
18 - 34
44
%
35 - 54
26
%
55+
22
%
Unit Mix
19
%
Studio
49
%
1 Bed
24
%
2 Bed
8
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
65
%
Undergrad Student
10
%
Grad Student
5
%
Unemployed
5
%
Retired
14
%

Best Apartments
in Gramercy Park

207 East 14th street

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7W21
Studio $5,297
1 Bed $7,295
2 Beds $12,730

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Stuyvesant Town

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The Bromley

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Kips Bay
Studio $3,150
1 Bed $3,500
2 Beds $4,250

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628 E 20th Street

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