211 Central Park W

Completed in 1929 and rising 23 stories, this landmark pre-war cooperative on Central Park West was designed by Emery Roth and is clad in limestone with the ornate detailing typical of its era. The building contains a range of large apartment types — studios through four-bedroom (including classic 6– and 8-room layouts and rare multi-floor duplexes) — often featuring high ceilings, herringbone wood floors, oversized casement windows, and decorative fireplaces. Residences show formal galleries, eat-in kitchens (many with separate staff rooms), walk-in closets, storage pantries and generous entertaining rooms; some units include private terraces or balconies and semi-private elevator landings. Common interior features include full elevator service, linen and storage rooms, and coin/central laundry facilities. Building amenities are white-glove in scope: 24-hour doormen and elevator operators, on-site management and resident staff, a state-of-the-art fitness center, bike room and private storage (waitlist). The property is pet-friendly and operates with typical coop financial controls (flip tax and limited financing). Located at a premier Upper West Side address, the building fronts Central Park and sits within walking distance of major museums, transportation, schools, restaurants and neighborhood retail, combining historic architectural presence with full-service urban living.