145-146 Central Park W

The San Remo is a landmark prewar cooperative on Central Park West, completed in 1930 and rising 28 stories as Emery Roth’s twin-towered masterpiece. Its architecture blends grand classical proportions, ornate plaster moldings and large casement windows typical of the era, with a commanding street presence spanning the block between 74th and 75th Streets. Residences are predominantly multi-bedroom layouts—two- and three-bedroom configurations are common—offering gallery entries, formal dining rooms, libraries or dens, eat-in kitchens and generous ceiling heights. Many apartments retain herringbone hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, built-in bookcases and original Emery Roth details while accommodating contemporary upgrades such as remodeled chef’s kitchens, multiple bathrooms and in-unit laundry. Building amenities are full-service and include 24-hour doorman and concierge, a live-in superintendent, a modern fitness center, residents’ recreation room, bike room, private storage and on-site laundry. The property also offers a gated landscaped courtyard garden for residents. Pet-friendly policies, allowance for pied-à-terre and certain live/work or professional uses appear in building practice; cooperative rules include a flip tax and specific financing terms. Located directly opposite Central Park, the building places residents within the cultural and retail hub of the Upper West Side, with immediate access to park paths, museums, dining and public transit.