340 units
106 Central Park South 106 Central Park South, Central Park South, Manhattan, NY 10019
Pre-war Condo
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- 340 residences
- 38 stories
- BUILT 1930
The Details About 106 Central Park South
Built in 1930, 106 Central Park South was built originally as The Barbizon-Plaza hotel, and was designed in a Modern Classical style by Laurence Emmons, architect and decorator, who worked with the architectural firms of Lloyd Morgan and Murgatroyd & Ogden. This luxury condominium is situated in one of the most popular and quintessential neighborhoods of Manhattan with Central Park in your fron...
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106 Central Park South Units
- transaction type
- Sold
- Rented
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Get to know Central Park South
What it lacks in square blocks, Central Park South more than makes up for with name-brand cachet and eye-popping details. Central Park South’s borders are flanked by two iconic entrances into its namesake — Columbus Circle and the Maine Monument on the west side and Grand Army Plaza and the Pulitzer Fountain on the east. Verticality reigns in Central Park South, where a collection of supertall structures don’t so much scrape the sky as they pierce through it into the stratosphere. The view from the top surely isn’t half bad either, with the remarkable Manhattan skyline in one direction and the entire expanse of Central Park in the other. However, these pencil-thin towers are not the be-all-end-all, as more classic buildings like the Art Deco-style Essex House or the French Renaissance-inspired château-style Plaza Hotel continue to define the area’s character.
Central Park South Neighborhood Guide