And just like that, the stoop Carrie Bradshaw made famous in “Sex in the City” is getting an iron fence. On Tuesday, the owner of the famous property on Perry Street in the West Village got emotional as she formally asked to make the change.

The iconic West Village brownstone featured as Carrie Bradshaw’s home in HBO’s Sex and the City has become a hotspot for tourists and influencers—but not everyone is thrilled. Residents and building owners at 66 Perry St are fed up with constant crowds,

And just like that… “Sex and the City” fans who visit Carrie Bradshaw’s famous Manhattan apartment have pissed off the real-life owner — so much so that a gate will be installed to keep them out. It’s been over 25 years since the brownstone at 66 Perry Street in the West Village was first used as the exterior of Carrie’s apartment on the smash hit series.

The iconic 66 Perry Street stoop in Manhattan, made famous by Sex and the City, will soon feature a gate to address privacy concerns amid rising fan visits

The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission approved an application to install a gate at the foot of 66 Perry Street, a townhouse rented by Carrie Bradshaw in "Sex and the City."

Fans of the iconic show "Sex and the City" have led the owners of one West Village building to ask the question, can we stop fans from stepping on our stoop?

The owner of Carrie Bradshaw’s West Village apartment in HBO’s Sex and the City is asking the city for permission to install a steel and cast iron gate at the base of the stoop.