15 W 63Rd St

The Park Laurel is a full-service, 40-story condominium on Manhattan’s Upper West Side completed in 2002. With only 21 residences, the building emphasizes large, multi-bedroom homes — two-, three- and four-bedroom layouts dominate — many configured as expansive corner or A-line plans with formal galleries, high ceilings and oversized picture windows facing Central Park and the city. Designed by Beyer Blinder Belle and Costas Kondylis and built above the historic McBurney School, the structure blends contemporary condominium scale with classical Upper West Side context. Interiors frequently include formal dining rooms, separate pantries, generous closet systems, wood and marble finishes, and chef-grade kitchens equipped with Sub-Zero, Miele and Thermador appliances; many homes feature integrated systems such as Lutron lighting, motorized shades and Sonos sound. Common areas are hospitality-focused: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, fitness center/health club, children’s playroom, bicycle storage and a residents’ lounge. Parking is available through an adjacent operated garage. The building’s location places it directly between Central Park to the east and Lincoln Center to the west, within easy walking distance of Columbus Circle, upscale shopping, dining and multiple subway lines, supporting a culture of performance, parkside recreation and convenience. Pets and pied-à-terre ownership are permitted, and units range from renovated modern interiors to fully furnished turnkey showings.