100 W 58th St

Windsor Park is a landmark prewar condominium on Midtown West’s Central Park South edge, originally designed by Rosario Candela in 1926 and comprehensively renovated and converted by Gwathmey Siegel in the 2000s. The 17-story building contains roughly one- to three-bedroom layouts plus studios, with a mix of classic Candela proportions—high ceilings and formal entry foyers—and modernized kitchens and baths finished in granite, marble and top-tier appliances (Viking, Sub‑Zero, Miele, Bosch). Interiors commonly feature oak or hardwood floors, generous closets including walk-in configurations, recessed lighting, formal dining areas, and in-unit washer/dryers. Many residences include private outdoor spaces ranging from balconies to sizable terraces; some duplexes present dramatic double-height living rooms. Common areas reflect a white‑glove service model: a double-height lobby with wood detailing, 24-hour doorman and concierge, resident manager and on-site superintendent. Building amenities emphasize resident convenience and wellbeing with a fitness center, children’s playroom, bike room, staffed porter service, private storage and a landscaped roof terrace. Parking is not listed on-site; public transit hubs and Columbus Circle are within a short walk. Pet policies vary by listing but the condominium is generally presented as pet-friendly for owners; rental restrictions and tenant pet rules differ by unit. The address places residents steps from Central Park, Carnegie Hall, upscale dining and Fifth Avenue shopping, offering an urban cultural lifestyle with exceptional walkability.