Building: 200 Central Park South

200 Central Park South is a premier white-glove cooperative building on the most desired Central Park South block – impressively facing all of Central Park to the north with Columbus Circle one block to the west. Built in 1963 by developer Bernard Spitzer and designed by architecture firm Wechsler and Schimenti, the timeless curved façade banded by balconies makes for a modern-style, and assures striking views of Central Park and skyline views from many of the 309 residences.

200 Central Park South offers a carefully curated list of the finest amenities including full-time doormen, elevator attendants, and concierge, a computerized mail delivery system, valet, storage and bike rooms, resident manager, and a private circular driveway with 24-hour attended parking garage. Pets are welcome. Atop the 34 floors is a rooftop observatory where residents have full access to the awe inspiring 360-degree view of the Manhattan skyline and Central Park including phenomenal views of Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade, NYC Marathon, and New Year’s Eve Ball-Drop in Times Square.

The prime Midtown location is moments from the Whole Foods, Time Warner Center, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, MoMA, Michelin star dining, designer shopping and much more. It also offers the ease of convenient transportation with the A, B, C, D, 1, Q, W, R and N trains just around the corner.

Description provided by Henry Hershkowitz