44 Gramercy Park N #6C, New York, NY 10010

FIRST SHOWING - Sun NOV 1 - 2:30pm-4:00pm “Where’s the Beef?” Right here on Gramercy Park. The former home of the late Cliff Freeman, the advertising legend behind Wendy’s iconic “Where’s the beef?” campaign, is on the market – a one of a kind Gramercy Park residence rich in architectural character, creative history, and possibility. As Cliff described his “little jewel box” in 1993: "This is one of the most appealing apartments on Gramercy Park, featuring oversized windows facing the park. Our concept was to make it look as if it had never been renovated, but rather remained an architectural gem built in the Tudor Gothic-Moderne style of 1929. No expense was spared. We carved a Gothic limestone fireplace inscribed with, "While I mused the fire burned"; surrounded by a custom mosaic. Most walls were torn down and replaced using wire lathe, cement, and plaster in the old manner—re-plastered by a master craftsman to a mirror-like smoothness. Gothic oak arches with extensive marble...