128 Central Park S

A distinguished prewar cooperative on Central Park South, this limestone-clad Italianate Renaissance–Palazzo building dates to 1924 and rises roughly 15–16 stories with a boutique scale of under 20 units per floor plan variety limited to one- and two-bedroom homes. The architecture presents classical masonry facades, carved moldings and a restrained palazzo profile; interiors typically retain prewar details such as high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, original parquet or herringbone hardwood floors, generous foyers and working wood-burning fireplaces. Apartments emphasize formal living and dining layouts, oversized windows with direct park views in many residences, abundant closet/dressing-room storage and some recently modernized kitchens and baths; several homes include in-unit washers, central air and smart-home controls. Common spaces are full-service and white-glove: a 24-hour doorman, concierge-style desk, live-in superintendent, renovated lobby and maintained hallways. Building amenities include on-site bicycle and basement storage, central laundry facilities, and an intimate staff-managed environment. Policies are liberal for a prewar coop: pets and pied-à-terre ownership are permitted, subletting is allowed under certain terms, and financing packages can be generous. Located at the center of Midtown bordering Lincoln Center and Columbus Circle, the property delivers direct access to Central Park and immediate proximity to world-class cultural institutions, luxury retail, dining and major transit.