Grand Proportions and Timeless Character, Just Off Central Park
On the park block of West 67th Street, this two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath duplex at The Central Park Studios combines dramatic architectural details with the warmth and character of a classic New York home. Generous entertaining spaces and a separate upper bedroom level create a residence equally suited to hosting and everyday living.
At the heart of the home is an impressive double-height living room with approximately 18-foot ceilings and an oversized atelier window. A substantial wood-burning fireplace provides a beautiful focal point, while the rooms proportions allow for multiple seating arrangements and an exceptional setting for displaying art. A concealed wet bar adds a thoughtful touch for entertaining.
The adjoining formal dining room offers ample space for dinner parties, with built-in bookshelves lending the room the inviting atmosphere of a private library. A separate, windowed eat-in kitchen provides space for casual meals, complemented by the convenience of an in-unit washer and dryer. A powder room completes the main level.
Upstairs, an open mezzanine overlooks the living room, offering a distinctive setting for a home office, reading lounge, or creative workspace. Two generously sized bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and multiple closetsincluding a walk-in closetcomplete this level, providing a comfortable separation between the homes entertaining and sleeping areas.
Completed in 1905, The Central Park Studios is a historic cooperative with roots in the neighborhoods celebrated artists colony. Its neo-Gothic entrance and mural-adorned lobby establish a memorable sense of arrival, reflecting the buildings enduring connection to New Yorks creative history.
Residents enjoy full-time doorman service, a live-in superintendent, elevator access, building laundry, and a landscaped shared roof terrace with views of Central Park and the surrounding cityscape.
With Central Park just down the block and Lincoln Center nearby, the location places outdoor recreation, performing arts, neighborhood dining, and shopping within easy reach. This is an opportunity to make a home in a distinctive part of the Upper West Sides architectural and cultural history.
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