Be the first to call the newly imagined 320 Central Park West #1P home. Completely renovated and meticulously designed by Phillip Smith and Douglas Thomason, this spacious loft-like junior one-bedroom feels uncluttered and airy, with 10 ft ceilings, wide plank reclaimed pine wood floors (same as the Whitney Museum), and an open concept layout that flows easily from a substantial foyer, through an expansive dining and living room, and into a large bedroom.

This sleek, modern apartment offers an oasis from the daily grind; its uniquely generous proportions allow you to create separate functional areas across the entire space. With easily enough square footage to set up distinct dining and living room areas, and a sleeping area that fits a queen bed, it feels much more like a true one-bedroom than a traditional studio.

The updated kitchen boasts a tile backsplash, custom Vertical Grain Fir wood work thoroughout, beautiful balsatina lava stone counter tops, and space saving Mele appliances, creating the perfect environment for any chef.

Speaking of space, you’ll find ample storage, with three floor-to-ceiling closets off the entry foyer and a lavish walk-in closet built for two, right off the bedroom.

Refresh and restore yourself in the spa-like bathroom with cool mint tile backsplash, Toyo toilet, and fixtures by Zucchetti.

Designed with Ashe marble on the floors and walls, its zen-inspired look and feel will soothe and relax you after a busy day.

An iconic apartment deserves an iconic address. The Ardsley, located at the corner of 92nd and Central Park West, and steps from Central Park, is the epitome of Upper West Side living. This white glove, full-service 24-hour doorman building marries original 1929 Art Deco details with modern luxuries, like its newly renovated lobby, fitness center, immaculate laundry room, children’s playroom, two bike rooms, multi storage rooms, and lending library.

Call for a private showing today and make 320 Central Park West #1P your new home.

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