Building: 2 West 67th Street

Located at 70 Central Park West, between W 66th and W 67th Streets, also addressed as 2 West 67th Street, you’ll find one of Lincoln Centers most iconic pre-war Cooperatives. Built in 1918, by architects Rich & Mathesius this 15-story full-staff, white-glove co-op is a testament to the timeless elegance of early 20th-century design. The buildings architectural style is primarily Neo-Renaissance and reflects the Beaux-Arts movement, characterized by its grandeur, attention to detail, and use of classical elements.

The luxury buildings designation as part of the Central Park West Historic District underscores its significance ensuring the preservation of its architectural integrity while maintaining the building’s place within the storied tapestry of one of Manhattan’s most prestigious avenues.

The building offers a range of amenities that cater to the discerning tastes of its residents and has one of the most breathtaking views from its roof decks citywide. The building employs a full-time staff, including a 24-hour door person, concierge, maintenance team, and a live-in-superintendent providing exceptional service and ensuring that residents’ needs are met. With 15 stories and only 53 units, the building offers a sense of exclusivity and privacy, making it a sought-after address in Lincoln Square. Storage room and a bicycle room are also available.

This prime location on Central Park West offers residents unparalleled access to the world-famous park spanning over 840 acres (340 hectares), an urban oasis that serves as the heart and soul of New York City. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, Central Park is a masterpiece of landscape architecture, featuring picturesque bridges, serene fountains, and expansive lawns. Hidden gems within the park, such as the Shakespeare Garden and the Ramble, offer peaceful retreats from the bustling city. The park’s stately trees, grassy knolls, and scenic pathways create an idyllic setting for relaxation and recreation.

The surrounding neighborhood of the Upper West Side and Lincoln Square is renowned for its cultural vibrancy and sophisticated lifestyle. Tree-lined streets are adorned with historic brownstones, luxury boutiques, and a variety of dining options, from upscale restaurants to charming cafes. The area is home to cultural landmarks such as Lincoln Center, which hosts world-class performances, and the American Museum of Natural History.

Major bus and subway line, if you ever need them, are less than two block away.

This exceptional co-op allows financing, and use as a pied-a-terre. Pets are welcome at 70 CPW.

Description provided by Troy Cupano