Building: 25 West 64th Street

25 West 64th Street is a charming 9-story brick building built in 1922 on a lovely quiet block in Lincoln Center. Step outside the door, look to the left, and Central Park is right before you; look to the right and there is the welcoming main plaza of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. This well-maintained and private building is a peaceful haven in the midst of an uncommonly vibrant neighborhood. A non-doorman elevator co-operative, it consists entirely of studios and one-bedrooms with hardwood floors and some pre-war detail. There is a laundry room, bike storage and intercom security as well as a live-in superintendant. Public transportation is convenient and varied as it is close to the A,C,1,B and D trains at Columbus Circle as well as the cross-town bus at 66th Street and Central Park West. The Time Warner Center is located at nearby Columbus Circle with multiple levels of shopping, fine restaurants and the Whole Foods grocery store.

Description provided by Pamela Parrish