Complex: Parc Vendome

The Parc Vendôme is an elegant pre-war residential Condominium, located on West Fifty-Seventh and Fifty-Sixth Streets between Eighth and Ninth Avenues in the Manhattan neighborhood of Midtown West. Parc Vendôme is easily one of the most impressive pre-war condominiums in the city, steeped in old-world charm and a legendary past. The Parc Vendôme appears as two structures, a north and a south building, each with two entrances of their own.

Designed by Architectural firm Farrar & Watmough, the iconic buildings were complete in 1929 and 1931. Parc Vendôme is largely Neoclassical in design and features a Mansard roof, balconettes, and terraces among other notable design features. The elegant buildings exude grandeur on the otherwise famed street, boasts distinctive pre-war details, and has a fountain and a grand and awarded garden which beautifully separates the West 57th and West 56th Street buildings.

Parc Vendôme has four entrances, each with attended lobbies of their own, creating a more intimate experience. Addressed as 340 and 350 W 57th St, and 333 and 353 w 56th St, the four quarters are made up of roughly one-hundred-thirty to one-hundred-fifty properties each and stand nineteen and twelve stories high. Properties range from studios to seven-bedrooms and expansive penthouses.

The amenities at Parc Vendôme are as desirable as its location and include a fitness center, sundecks, a game room, a library, banquet room, and a resident’s lounge. West 57th Street, also known as “Billionaires Row”, is famed for its world-class dining and shopping, world-renowned architecture, and is the heart of Manhattan. It features markets large and small, and every modern-day convenience from coffee shops to pet shops. In addition to being steps from Central Park and Columbus Circle, The Parc Vendôme is surrounded by educational and cultural institutions including Lincoln Center with its twelve performing arts centers, Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center, the Museum of Art and Design and the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA). The Hudson River Park spanning four plus miles of Manhattans Westside is just blocks away, and the Theater and Midtown Business Districts round out this ultimate Manhattan address.

Prospective buyers may finance if they chose, subletting and purchasing as a pied-à-terre are allowed, and pets are welcome at The Parc Vendôme.

Description provided by Troy Cupano