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A Gramercy Park Townhouse Learns to Live With Children

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A historic townhouse on Gramercy Park has been reworked for a family of five, the latest example of one of New York's most protected enclaves absorbing the rhythms of daily family life without losing its bones. The renovation keeps the residence in its role as a family home rather than a formal showpiece, the kind of adaptation these landmarked blocks have quietly made for generations. No architect or address has been disclosed.

With reporting from Curbed.

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