350 W 57th St

Completed in 1931, this 19-story prewar condominium cluster in Midtown Manhattan is a full-service, white-glove residence combining classic craftsmanship with extensive common facilities. The building stock offers a mix of studios, one-bedrooms and larger four-bedroom layouts, many retaining original prewar details such as beamed or coffered ceilings, oversized casement windows, hardwood plank floors, decorative fireplaces, and generous entry foyers that create clearly defined living, dining and working zones. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, walk-in closets, separate formal dining areas, windowed kitchens and abundant storage; several apartments have been reconfigured or fully renovated with modern appliance packages and marble-finished baths. Shared spaces read like a private club: an award-winning English-style garden and manicured courtyard with fountain; two furnished roof decks and planted sky terraces; an extensive suite of indoor amenities including library, music and billiards rooms, banquet and private dining facilities, and lounge/game spaces. Services include a 24-hour doorman, concierge and on-site management; utilities such as water, gas and electricity are often included in the common charges, and there are ongoing capital assessments at times. The building is pet-friendly, permits short-term leases in many units, offers bicycle and storage rooms, central laundry, and limited private outdoor spaces attached to some homes. Its location near Columbus Circle and Central Park places it within easy reach of cultural institutions, major retail, transit hubs and neighborhood dining.