Building: The Eldorado

The Eldorado, located at 300 Central Park West, is a prestigious residential building situated on Manhattans distinctive Upper West Side. It is easily one of the most iconic structure along the picturesque Central Park West lining the world famous park and a true masterclass in the refined and sophisticated aesthetic of Art Deco.

Constructed in 1930, The Eldorado is a 29-story architectural marvel which has comprised just over 200 residential units. It is renowned for its sophisticated architectural style, featuring intricate detailing and elegant design elements characteristic of the era.

This iconic masterpiece, is found within the Central Park West Historic District spanning 61st to 97th Streets on the famed Central Park West. The district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, with The Eldorado receiving its notable distinction that same decade.

The architect responsible for The Eldorado’s design is Emery Roth, a prominent figure in New York City’s architectural history. Roth was renowned for his contributions to the city’s skyline, with numerous buildings of distinction to his name.

As a co-op building, The Eldorado operates under a cooperative ownership model, wherein residents collectively own shares in the building and have a say in its management and operation. Co-op buildings are common in New York City and often attract residents seeking a sense of community and involvement in the management of their homes.

Many homes have stunning views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. This full service white-glove building employs a 24 hour doorperson, concierge, and live-in-superintendent. Amenities include a fitness center, half-court basketball, and a recreation area. Children have a playroom all to themselves. There is bicycle storage room.

The Upper West Side offers everything you can imagine from cultural and educational institutions including the world-renowned Lincoln Center with its twelve performing arts companies and The American Museum of Natural History, to the eclectic entertainment of the iconic Beacon Theater. World-class dining and quaint cafes, endless shopping on treelined streets, dynamic health clubs and recreational centers, and every modern-day convenience can be found across the vibrant and storied UWS. Add small and large food markets, pet care and dog runs, early morning bakeshops to late-night coffee shops, and this location which seemingly has it all, can easily be considered the very best in the city.

Major bus and subway lines are found less than two block from your lobby doors. The building allows financing. Pets are welcome. Please contact me for assistance or additional information.

Description provided by Troy Cupano