281 Park Avenue South - Where History Meets Modern Lifestyle

281 Park Avenue South is an iconic Beaux-Arts landmark at Park Avenue South & East 22nd Street in Gramercy Park, designed by Robert W. Gibson with artistic contributions from Edward J. Neville Stent. Built in 1894, the building features a carved granite base, Indiana limestone detailing, and distinctive corner tourelles, blending historic character with timeless elegance.

The property offers approximately 45,002 SF across seven floors plus basement, with ceiling heights ranging from 10 to 20 feet. Recent $40M renovations include structural upgrades, a high-capacity elevator, restaurant infrastructure, and meticulous restoration of architectural details, creating a modern, functional environment.

Currently home to Veronika Restaurant, The Café, and Chapel Bar, along with curated exhibition and event spaces, the building serves as a cultural hub and destination, attracting high visibility and foot traffic.

Located steps from Madison Square Park, Union Square, and multiple subway lines, 281 Park Avenue South offers a rare opportunity to acquire a fully restored landmark with flexible layouts, established venues, and long-term investment potential in one of NYC’s most desirable neighborhoods.