Building: 65 Central Park West

Emery Roth, the prominent architect of pre-war New York City, designed 65 Central Park West in the mid 1920’s. The building has stood the test of time remarkably well with much of its decorative detail both in- and exterior intact. Apartment lay-outs have benefitted from limited alterations while modern conveniences such as central and through wall air-conditioning, additional bathrooms and washer/dryers have been installed in many residences.

The B, C, D & E apartments, all either 5 or 6 room layouts with the 6th room a staff room, face the park directly, while the 5 room A line has southern exposures and side views of Central Park. The F & G line feature 1 and 2 bedroom layouts respectively. From the 10th floor and up the park facing apartments’ living and master bed rooms feature the most breathtaking views of southern Central Park.
Penthouses take up the 17th floor of this 112 residence Cooperative apartment house and several prominent physicians maintain offices on the lobby level.

The building is located on legendary Central Park West at the corner of 66th street in close proximity of Lincoln Center and just far enough from Columbus Circle and the hustle and bustle of Midtown and the theatre district, to offer all the quiet and calm of one of the top residential neighborhoods in the nation. Many of its residents maintain several homes in the tri state area and beyond.

65 CPW is a full service building with a 24hour attended lobby featuring a concierge desk, a live-in superintendent, porters and handymen. In addition, there is a laundry room, bicycle storage and individual storage lockers.

Description provided by Maarten Vandersman