This opulent condominium boasts grand-scale pre-war living and lovely Central Park views. This magnificent four-bedroom condominium is housed in 360 Central Park West, a famous 1929 Rosario Candela building. Residence 4B is one of the building’s most desirable and elegant layouts, with a superbly outfitted 4 BED/4.5 BATH (2,432 sq. ft.) with views of Central Park!

Upon entering, you are struck by the home’s contemporary, modern environment. A nicely proportioned living room adjoins roomy dining and a lovely open chef’s kitchen with six windows overlooking the park, convenient for relaxing with friends or entertaining guests. 5" solid wood herringbone floors with custom crown molding and recessed lighting.

The property has an in-home washer and dryer, as well as a huge private storage bin. The chef’s kitchen features Calacatta marble countertops and backsplash, Miele appliances, a six-burner Bertazzoni stove and range, a custom-made copper hood with a wall-mounted pot filler, a microwave, and a second convection oven. A wine refrigerator with handcrafted cabinets rounds off the kitchen.

The entry gallery leads to four bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom outfitted with beautiful marble masonry and Waterworks fixtures. Radiant floor heating adds to the luxury of each bathroom. Guests can also use the beautiful powder room, which features St. Laurent Noir mosaic floors, a custom white lacquer and walnut vanity, and Waterworks fixtures.

The owner’s suite is large and airy, with views of Central Park and a windowed nook well-suited for a workstation or dressing table. The owner’s en-suite bathroom has floor-to-ceiling Bianco Namibia slab walls, Waterworks fixtures, a soaking tub, a double vanity, and a standalone shower. The fully occupied building, 360 Central Park West, includes a kid’s playroom, a high-end techno gym, a peloton, treadmills, cycles, and an Elipse, as well as private storage, bike storage, and pet washing facilities.

Best of all, 360 Central Park West has direct access to Central Park, which features tennis courts, playgrounds, running and bicycling pathways, paddle boats, concerts, theater, and the Metropolitan Museum.

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