A Legendary Prewar Penthouse Crowning Central Park West
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Arriving on the market for the first time in over forty-five years, this extraordinary prewar penthouse atop one of Central Park West's most distinguished addresses represents a singular opportunity in New York City real estate. Grandly scaled rooms, wraparound terraces, and unobstructed panoramas of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline converge in a residence of incomparable architectural pedigree and timeless elegance. Designed in 1929 by Simon Schwartz and Arthur Gross in the Neo-Renaissance tradition, this trophy penthouse is not merely a home — it is a defining chapter in the story of New York.
Featured by John Burger





