Building: The Bolivar

The Bolivar, located between W 83rd and W 84th Streets, is a fifteen-story Cooperative built by Architect Nathan Korn in 1926 and is Neo-Georgian in style. It is an elegant, full-service, white-glove co-op found within the Upper West Sides Central Park Historic District which runs from 61st to 97th Sts. on the famed Central Park West. This stunning designation of elegant pre-war style buildings was added to the National Registry in 1982 and is like no other avenue in the city. Lining nearly two miles of Central Park, this special historic district boasts rare and masterful architecture including many of the Beaux-Arts and Renaissance Revival styles, mature trees and endless charm.

Surrounding The Bolivar is all the Upper West Side has to offer, including many of NYC’s best dining experiences, the finest gourmet markets, and shops of every kind for all ages. Take in the view of Central Park as you step out from your attended lobby. Museums and historical centers, including the iconic Beacon Theatre and Lincoln Center with its twelve performing arts companies, are just a short stroll from home.

The Bolivar employs a full-time staff including a 24-hour door person, a maintenance team, two full-time painters, and a live-in-superintendent.

The Bolivar has one of the most beautifully landscaped roof gardens on all the westside. Here you can enjoy the shade under a wisteria grown trellis or where the whole of Central Park can be seen.

Amenities continue with a beautifully designed recreation room to entertain as many as twenty guests suitable for a formal event or a causal gathering. The building has a laundry facility. Storage lockers, a bicycle room, and cold storage are available.

Contact me directly for assistance or to discuss purchasing in this prized, Central Park co-op. The building allows use as a pied-à-terre and financing up to 75%. W/d are also allowed. Pets are welcome at The Bolivar.

Description provided by Troy Cupano