350 W 57th St

The Parc Vendome is a landmarked pre-war condominium complex on West 57th Street in Midtown West, built in 1931 and composed of four connected brick buildings rising roughly 19 stories with 48 total residences. Architecturally it retains classic 1930s detailing: high beamed ceilings, oak plank floors, casement windows, arched foyers and decorative fireplaces that define its apartment interiors ranging from studios and one-bedrooms to expansive four-bedroom homes. Common-area programming emphasizes genteel, club-like living — a manicured English garden and courtyard with fountains, two rooftop terraces, a formal library, music and billiards rooms, banquet and private dining facilities, and multiple lounges suitable for gatherings. The building operates full-service with 24-hour doormen, a live-in resident manager, central laundry and ancillary storage and bicycle facilities; some services and storage carry additional fees. Units commonly include generous closets, walk-in dressing rooms, separate dining areas or formal dining rooms, den or study spaces, and original pre-war finishes alongside modernized kitchens and bathrooms in renovated units. Policies are flexible for owners: pets, pieds-a-terre and investors are generally permitted; the condominium also publishes occasional capital assessments and includes utilities such as gas, electricity, water and heat in common charges. The Parc Vendome’s location places residents a short walk from Central Park, Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, major museums, high-end shopping and multiple subway lines, supporting a cultural, walkable Manhattan lifestyle.