Building: 239 Central Park West

239CPW Built in 1925 in the Neo-Renaissance style by architects Sugarman & Berger, this Central West Prewar gem was erected on 16 floors and offered 75 units. The gracious homes range in size from classic 5 to 8 room layouts, consisting of 2 to 4 bedrooms. These homes built on a grand scale including well proportioned rooms, gracious formal dining rooms, wood burning fireplaces, high ceilings, and beautiful hardwood floors. This prestigious white glove Co-Op is impeccably maintained throughout and fully staffed with a full time doorman, elevator operator, and live in super. The building amenities include central laundry, bike room and storage. Ideally located on a prime stretch of CPW it is only steps to Central Park, The Museum of Natural History, public transportation, and Columbus Avenue’s fashionable retail shopping, restaurants and cafes.

Building description provided by Jeffrey Levitas and Madeline McKenna