The Majestic

The Majestic is a 33-story, white-glove prewar cooperative completed in 1931 and executed in an Art Deco idiom by noted architects including Irwin Chanin. The building primarily houses large two-bedroom and multi-room residences arranged off semi-private elevator landings; many units preserve original prewar proportions such as high ceilings, expansive galleries, formal dining rooms, and generous closet space. Interior features commonly found in apartments include eat-in or galley kitchens (some opened into staff rooms), entrance foyers, dens, walk-in closets, separate formal dining rooms, storage rooms, and elevator access. Exterior and common-space amenities emphasize outdoor and recreational assets: a landscaped courtyard garden, roof deck and solarium/terrace, multiple private outdoor terraces on higher floors, and other outdoor spaces both private and communal. The Majestic provides full-service staffing with 24-hour doormen, concierge, manned/attended elevators, hallmen, porters and on-site management; building services also include a fitness center, children’s playroom, bicycle room, laundry facilities and rentable storage. Practical conveniences noted in listings are pet-friendliness, washer/dryer allowances in many units, and a white-glove maintenance structure with occasional assessments and customary coop policies such as flip tax and financing limits. Located at Central Park West near 72nd Street, the property offers immediate access to Central Park, cultural institutions including Lincoln Center and nearby museums, multiple subway lines and Upper West Side retail and dining, positioning residents for a culturally rich, park-oriented city lifestyle.