320 Central Park W

The Ardsley is a landmark prewar cooperative on Central Park West in Manhattan, completed in 1931 and rising 22 stories. Designed by Emery Roth in an Art Deco idiom with Mayan-inspired motifs, the building retains many original details such as restored period lobbies, beamed ceilings, crown moldings and herringbone or oak parquet floors. Residences range from studios and one-bedrooms to two- and three-bedroom classic layouts; many units feature large entrance galleries, separate formal dining rooms, oversized windows with park or city views, high ceilings and generous closet and storage capacity including multiple walk-in closets. The building operates as a full-service, white-glove co-op with 24-hour doorman/concierge, resident manager and porter staff. Shared facilities include a fitness center, children’s playroom, lending library, bike rooms, multiple storage rooms and central laundry; some listings note building-arranged taxi service and a community website. Exterior amenities include a building courtyard and both small and larger private outdoor spaces in select units. The property is pet-friendly and permits in-unit washer/dryers with board approval. Located at the corner of 92nd Street and Central Park West, The Ardsley offers immediate access to Central Park, neighborhood shops and transit while projecting the formal, historically rich lifestyle associated with Upper West Side prewar cooperatives.