The Ardsley, a distinguished 22-story cooperative at 320 Central Park West, offers a full-service, white-glove living experience. The building features a restored Art Deco lobby and top-notch amenities, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, a library, a children's playroom, a bike room, and storage lockers. While there is a communal laundry room, in-unit washer/dryers are permitted for added convenience. Pets and pied-a-terres are welcome in this pet-friendly building, perfectly situated across from Central Park and close to the Upper West Side’s finest restaurants, schools, museums, shops, and transportation.
Designed by the renowned architect Emery Roth, The Ardsley stands out for its unique Art Deco style, a departure from Roth’s previous works. Its bold design draws inspiration from a prehistoric Mayan temple, with no trace of historical styling. The building's buff brick surfaces are accented by striking vertical and horizontal bands of black brick that create a dynamic geometric pattern, giving the structure a powerful and original presence. Above the fifteenth floor, setbacks and cantilevered balconies culminate in a stepped-back water tower, contributing to an animated yet balanced profile.
Adding to its visual appeal is a zigzag cast-stone frieze with geometric patterns in four-color inlay at the base, and pink-tinted cast-stone door surrounds in curving geometric forms. While an early design included a lantern-like finial atop the water tank enclosure, the final structure forgoes this addition, allowing the building’s boxy composition and striped masonry to make a striking, original statement on its own.
In "The A.I.A. Guide to New York City," Elliot Willensky and Norval White noted the building’s façade as having "a quality almost like that of inlaid furniture," enriched by the contrasting brick ribbons on the upper floors. The Ardsley remains one of Central Park West’s most elaborately detailed and visually compelling Art Deco works.
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For some co-ops, instead of price per square foot, we use an estimate of the number of rooms for each sold apartment to chart price changes over time. This is because many co-op listings do not include square footage information, and this makes it challenging to calculate accurate square-foot averages.
By displaying the price per estimated room count, we are able to provide a more reliable and consistent metric for comparing sales in the building. While we hope that this gives you a clearer sense of price trends in the building, all data should be independently verified. All data provided are only estimates and should not be used to make any purchase or sale decision.
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Year
Avg Price / Ft2 (Est)
Median Price / Ft2 (Est)
Avg. Actual Price
Med. Actual Price
Transactions
2025
-
-
-
-
0
2024
$1,260
$1,441,667
$1,260
$985,000
3
2023
$1,636
$2,656,857
$1,298
$2,550,000
7
2022
-
$1,373,571
-
$1,390,000
7
2021
$1,584
$2,193,232
$1,591
$1,407,500
10
2020
$1,478
$1,930,000
$1,478
$2,365,000
3
2019
$1,509
$3,816,667
$1,388
$2,697,500
6
2018
$833
$4,244,000
$854
$1,595,000
5
2017
-
$2,025,000
-
$2,025,000
1
2016
$1,562
$1,659,100
$1,463
$1,957,500
10
2015
$1,800
$4,113,750
$1,800
$4,352,500
4
2014
$1,100
$2,329,667
$1,071
$1,500,000
9
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Year
Avg Price / Ft2 (Est)
Median Price / Ft2 (Est)
Avg. Actual Price
Med. Actual Price
Transactions
2013
$1,082
$958,429
$1,082
$794,000
7
2012
$1,431
$3,192,338
$1,446
$2,069,500
8
2011
$1,026
$2,513,636
$898
$1,550,000
11
2010
$1,359
$3,738,755
$1,359
$3,627,509
4
2009
$866
$990,000
$866
$990,000
2
2008
$1,462
$2,057,143
$1,422
$1,352,000
7
2007
$1,029
$1,307,594
$1,026
$1,057,617
9
2006
$882
$915,971
$850
$632,500
5
2005
$771
$1,035,667
$771
$1,200,000
3
2004
$713
$1,116,333
$656
$415,750
12
2003
$779
$1,109,643
$708
$902,500
7
Please note that price/ft2 calculations is from only 56% of total transactions during the period
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