25 Central Park W

An iconic 1930s Art Deco condominium rising roughly 32 stories on Central Park West, The Century was completed in 1931–1932 and reflects prewar scale and detailing. The tower contains a mix of one- to four-bedroom residences — including duplexes and larger multi-room layouts — with many homes preserving original prewar features such as high ceilings, crown moldings, sunken living rooms, generous foyers and well-proportioned formal dining rooms. Interiors commonly include built-ins, hardwood floors, substantial closets or walk-in closets, windowed kitchens with eat-in alcoves or kitchen islands in reconfigured units, in-unit washers/dryers where permitted and upgraded finishes in renovated homes. The building’s public spaces recall its Deco origins: a notable art‑deco lobby, landscaped garden and semi-private elevator landings that enhance privacy for select apartments. Full-service operations include a 24-hour doorman, concierge, live‑in superintendent, attended entrances and white-glove staffing; building services extend to on-site laundry facilities, bike storage, maintenance/handyman support and pet-friendly policies. Exterior amenities feature planted courtyards and gardens plus private outdoor spaces attached to some units. Located at the intersection of Lincoln Center/Columbus Circle and Central Park, the building sits within immediate access to cultural institutions, shopping and transit, offering an urban lifestyle anchored by parkfront views, classic architectural character and full-service convenience.