251 Central Park W

*Welcome Home to Central Park West Elegance* Step into this extraordinary pre-war four-bedroom residence on Central Park West, where timeless architectural grandeur meets modern sophistication. Perched in a premier building, the home boasts breathtaking Central Park and Midtown views, with central air-conditioning throughout for year-round comfort. Upon arrival at the semi-private landing, a gracious foyer unfolds into an expansive living and dining areaperfect for both refined entertaining and serene everyday living. Soaring ceilings, meticulously restored herringbone floors, and oversized windows frame spectacular southeast vistas, flooding the home with natural light and accentuating the residence's elegant proportions. The windowed chef's kitchen is a study in style and functionality, featuring sleek stone countertops, custom white cabinetry, brand-new stainless steel appliances, a French door refrigerator, and a generously sized island with bar seating for casual dining or social gatherings. The home offers four king-size bedrooms, including a tranquil primary suite with a luxuriously renovated ensuite bath, complete with a modern bidet toilet. Three additional full bedrooms are equally appointed with thoughtful finishes, ensuring comfort and convenience for family or guests. Additional amenities include a private laundry room, abundant closet space, and the rare luxury of central air conditioning. This apartment is also equipped with custom blinds providing a seamless look . Blending pre-war charm with contemporary upgrades, this exceptional residence provides an unparalleled Upper West Side lifestyle, offering the rare privilege of living directly overlooking Central Park from one of Manhattan's most coveted addresses. Built in 1907 and designed by famed architects Mulliken and Moeller, 251 Central Park West features a 24-hour doorman, an additional laundry room in the basement, and an on-site resident manager. Located in a prime Upper West Side location, you are 1 block to the B and C trains at 86th Street and steps to all the great restaurants, coffee shops, and museums the neighborhood has to offer. Application fee is $20 per person