65 Central Park W

Located at the corner of Central Park West and 66th Street, this landmark 16‑story cooperative was completed in 1926 and designed by noted architect Emery Roth. The building contains 36 primarily two‑bedroom residences laid out in classic prewar configurations: generous entertaining rooms, formal dining areas, foyers, windowed kitchens and maid’s/staff rooms in many units. Architecturally it reflects Neo‑Renaissance prewar detailing — high beamed ceilings in some apartments, original moldings, decorative fireplaces, inlaid hardwood floors and oversized windows that capture extensive park and skyline exposures. Common areas are full‑service and white‑glove: a restored lobby, 24‑hour doormen, concierge, live‑in superintendent, resident manager and porters. Resident amenities include central laundry facilities, bicycle room, individual storage bins, and selective private outdoor terraces on upper units; the building permits pets and pieds‑à‑terre and allows washers/dryers and central AC with board approval in many cases. Management and services are described as attentive, with Rudin Management referenced on sponsor-renovated units. Location offers immediate access to Central Park, Lincoln Center, cultural institutions, transit, restaurants and neighborhood shopping, making the building a quintessential Upper West Side prewar cooperative with a mix of historic character and modernized, renovation-ready homes.