Note: the above is based on a down payment of 50% ($3,425,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
Featured in Architectural Digest, this impeccable apartment is located in the white glove 101 Central Park West cooperative.
Visitors enter through a 21 foot gallery, replete with parquet floors and a dedicated walk-in coat closet, and find themselves in an elegant 30 ft-living room with three large windows overlooking the park. The living room has a working gas fireplace, built-in bookshelves, and enough space for multiple seating areas.
This is an apartment designed for flexible entertaining, be it a grand party or an intimate gathering. The formal dining room, also accessed off the gallery, opens onto a large eat-in kitchen, which has ample space for a breakfast table and separate seating area.
Included in the kitchen is a butler’s pantry with separate beverage refrigerators, dishwasher, sink, and a floor to ceiling two-zone wine cooler.
The corner primary suite, which overlooks the park and features views up the expanse of Central Park West, includes two large closets and a light-filled bathroom. Both additional bedrooms are connected to their own full baths, and boast their own double closets. There is an additional staff room with its own full bathroom as well.
This classic eight has a stunning amount of storage.
There are ten fully outfitted closets, four of which are walk-ins. There is also a dedicated storage unit in the basement.
In addition, the apartment comes with the opportunity to buy a separate windowed office located at lobby level. The thoughtfully laid-out office is the product of two staff rooms, SR6 and SR14, which were combined and renovated into a home office/ guest room with a private bathroom, Murphy bed, and built-in storage.
101 Central Park West is one of the most desirable buildings in the city with a top-notch service team, doormen, a resident manager, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a bike room, and access to the cultural and culinary pleasures of nearby Lincoln Square.
The board will now consider pieds-à-terre on a case-by-case basis, and allows a maximum of 50% financing.
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