Manhattan
Sublets in Gramercy
Genteel & leafy
Gramercy is built around a private park that almost nobody has a key to, and the streets around it keep that hush. Nineteenth-century row houses, old restaurants that have not changed in decades, and Stuyvesant Town's enormous green campus just to the east.
Also known as
Gramercy takes in Gramercy Park, Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village. Listings in any of them show up here.
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What's in Gramercy
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
park
Gramercy Park
The only private park in the city. You need a key, almost nobody has one, and the square around it is quieter for it.
culture
Irving Place
Four blocks of nineteenth-century houses running down from the park. One of the best short walks in Manhattan.
food
Union Square Greenmarket
Four days a week, upstate farms in the middle of the city. The weekend ritual for everyone who lives nearby.
park
Stuyvesant Town lawns
Eighty acres of lawns and playgrounds behind the brick. More green than anywhere else this far downtown.
nightlife
Pete's Tavern
Open since 1864 and claims to have never closed, Prohibition included. O. Henry wrote in the front booth.
What Gramercy is like
Dining
Old-school neighborhood restaurants and a few quiet destinations. Union Square's greenmarket is the weekend ritual.
Nightlife
Low-key. Wine bars, hotel bars and pubs rather than anything that needs a line.
Green space
Stuyvesant Town's lawns are the real green space here, and Madison Square Park is a short walk north.
Getting around
- 623rd St
- LNQRW456Union Sq-14th St
- NRW23rd St
8subway lines
Why people sublet here
- Gramercy Park and the brownstone blocks around it
- Irving Place and its long-standing restaurants
- Stuyvesant Town's lawns and playgrounds next door
- Union Square's market and transit a few blocks west