As you enter through the beautiful front door of this magnificent and elegant apartment located at 300 Central Park West, Apartment 1A, a prewar classic six maisonette, will instantly transport you to life on a grand scale. The majestic 33 foot entrance gallery stands under soaring ceilings, overlooking gorgeous herringbone floors. These will lead you into the main rooms of this home, many with lovely southern views of charming townhouses and others with western exposures.

French doors frame the generously sized living room with its deep set, casement windows.

Cooking and dining couldn’t be more of a pleasure in the spacious, windowed chef’s kitchen. Located adjacent to the separate dining room, this kitchen is large enough to accommodate all your social gatherings. It also boasts a second sink, a dishwasher, sprawling counter tops, a double Viking oven, ample cabinets and shelving for extra storage space!

The two primary bedrooms are situated on opposite sides of the main entrance gallery.

The impressively larger bedroom of the two is the first to greet you as you enter the apartment. It features two deep closets and overhead cabinets for additional storage. There is a very luxurious bathroom right next to this bedroom with a huge Jacuzzi tub and separate stall shower.

The second bedroom is currently being utilized as a den with a full bathroom, ensuite. The third bedroom has a sleeping loft, washer- dryer and is being used as an office. Across the hall from this bedroom is an additional bathroom with a stall shower.

The El Dorado is a luxury white glove co-op with full time doormen and concierge, management office, state of the art gym, half basketball court, children’s play room, 24 hour garage and bike storage.

The building is both pied-a-terre and pet friendly. It was designed by Emory Roth and built in 1930. The building allows 50% financing and there is currently an assessment of $166.53 per month through December 2027. Please call to experience this exciting grand apartment across from world renowned Central Park!

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