91 Central Park W

Built in 1929 and attributed to Schwartz & Gross, this 15-story prewar cooperative on Central Park West presents classic Neo-Renaissance and Beaux-Arts detailing across its limestone base and brick façade. The building contains primarily two- and three-bedroom homes laid out with generous prewar proportions: high beamed ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, oversized double-hung windows, fireplaces, formal dining rooms, galleries and ample closet storage. Many corner residences offer direct or oblique views of Central Park and the tree-lined West 69th Street. Common building features reflect a white-glove service model: 24-hour doorman and concierge, a live-in resident manager, central laundry, private storage bins that transfer with apartments, bicycle storage, a children’s playroom and a recently modernized fitness center. The coop allows pets with board approval and permits financing up to typical co-op limits; certain units may carry a flip tax. Select maisonettes provide private street entrances and direct-access layouts. Located at the northwest corner of West 69th Street, the property sits across from a pedestrian entrance to Central Park and a short walk from Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, subway lines and Upper West Side retail and cultural institutions.