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The  condominium at 15 Central Park West was designed by noted architect Robert A.M. Stern. Built in the tradition of the city's most prestigious apartment houses, the limestone-clad building combines the charm of a bygone era with every modern enhancement. Amenities include doorman and concierge service, a 14,000 foot gym, a 75' saltwater pool, screening and game rooms, a library, a garage, and a residents' private dining room, to which Creative Consultant Chef Kerry Heffernan brings twenty years of culinary experience and expertise. 15 CPW represents the epitome of classic pre-war scale, quality and elegance.

World Class Location on Central Park West

LARGE ONE-BEDROOM WITH SEPARATE GUEST ROOM OR HOME OFFICE Residence 15J, at over 1,300 square feet, is the largest one-bedroom apartment at 15 Central Park West. The kitchen is complete with top-of-the-line appliances, including a Viking wine cooler, Wolf oven and SubZero refrigerator. The large master suite has a marble bath with a soaking tub and walk-in shower, and ample closets. The home office/guest room is currently set up as a second bedroom and has a full bathroom and custom built-ins. The residence also features high ceilings, electric shades, herringbone floors, separate climate control for each room and washer/dryer. Designed by renowned architect Robert A.M. Stern, Fifteen Central Park West is one of only a few limestone buildings to join the city skyline in a hundred years. Fifteen Central Park West presents a distinguished level of residents-only service, space and privacy. Residents have access to luxury amenities including a restaurant with in-home private dining service, 14,000 s.f. fitness center with 75 foot sky-lit lap pool, wine rooms, business center, private screening room, game room, outdoor terrace, and a full staff to meet the living standards and comfort level of every resident.

Although geographically it sits between Central Park and the Hudson River, the Upper West Side is arguably an attitude as much as it is a place. Many of its residents have a passion for embracing all the cultural riches that New York offers, and it’s been a favorite neighborhood of people who produce much of that culture — actors, writers, professors, musicians, and others. Much of the bookish quality of the Upper West Side is due to some of the institutions that call it home (or sit on its edges) — Columbia and Barnard (just north, in Morningside Heights), Fordham Law School, Juilliard, and other smaller schools.

Upper West Side

While the first mansions were built on the Upper East Side a few years after the opening of Central Park in 1858, it took the Upper West Side longer to get going. (This was due largely to the fact that elevated train service wasn’t inaugurated until 1879.) When construction on the Dakota began in 1880, so the story goes, the developer embraced the ribbing that, given its remote location, it might as well be in the Dakota Territory. A construction boom followed, and the neighborhood today consists mostly of apartment buildings (on Broadway and the avenues) and rowhouses (on side streets) from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with some recent additions. Columbia University provides much of the vitality of the neighborhood’s northern reaches, while Lincoln Center and the American Museum of Natural History are the leading cultural institutions farther south.

History & Culture

Given that the neighborhood is roughly 50 blocks long and four blocks wide, you’ll be able to find almost any culinary or shopping experience you may want. At the neighborhood’s southern end, the Shops at Columbus Circle includes several restaurants (including the legendary Per Se), Whole Foods, and three dozen other stores, mostly luxury brands. Broadway is the main commercial strip, cutting its way diagonally across the Upper West Side. You’ll find stores selling all the necessities of daily life along its length, from Home Depot to a Fairway that is almost a neighborhood institution. Head to Columbus and Amsterdam avenues if you are more interested in local, independent alternatives, with plenty of neighborhood restaurants waiting when you need a shopping break. Book Culture, Frank Stella (menswear), Magpie (handcrafted and sustainable gifts), and West Side Kids are a few favorites when you want to dispose of some disposable income.

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Central Park West
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World Class Location on Central Park West

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Central Park West Upper West Side

World Class Location on Central Park West

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Central Park West
Upper West Side

sold
1 BED | 2 BATHS | Condo