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11 Comments on Neighborhood Report: Apartments on Central Park West
Great post Mitchell, thanks for sharing. When I win the lottery, I'll move there...if they'll have me!
Hi Mitchell,
Nice photos. I like your little introductory geography on Central Park and the upper West Side.
Happy blogging!
Hi Mitchell,
Nice photos. I like your little introductory geography on Central Park and the upper West Side.
Happy blogging!
Beautiful area Mitchell. I grew up north of the park, but always wished we could have lived down there.
Alright, alright Mitchell....you've convinced me. I'll take the penthouse : )
It is a dream of both mine and my husband to be to own a place in NYC one day. We take an annual trip there and literally do nothing but walk around the city most of the time. Any suggestions on must see's or restaurants we have to try on our next trip?
Nancy, Thanks. If you don't face the park, you don't need to win the lottery ,-) Although some are of the buildings on CPW have tough boards. Madonna was rejected by the San Remo ,-)
Wandanna, Thank you. I appreciate your comment.
Gabe, I grew up north of the park too. I specialize in Morningside Heights right above the park which has it's own Morningside Park.
Hi Margie, You can't go wrong in a penthouse unless you're afraid of heights :)
If you haven't been to the High Line yet it is really beautiful and you can walk the whole legnth. The Meatpacking district is fun too. There is Central Park of course. Riverside Park and the 79th Basin is great. If the weather is nice there is an outdoor restaurant at The Rotunda. Check out Lower Manhattan too, the 9/11 Memorial, and all new restaurants and shops that have opened in FIDI (financial district).
Mitchell, definitely a nice city view of Central Park West. Nice Photos!
Mitchell, what a view! I really want to live in a penthouse on Central Park West!
I always think you're not playing fair, Mitchell. With all NY has to offer ... and the stunning photos you can provide ... it's not a level playing field!! As always, a great post and beautiful picture you paint of your city and its many attributes ...
Gene
Michael, Thank you. I was suprised the shot came out so good because it was through the window.
Pat, In the private north towewr of the San Remo.
Gene, Thanks, I know, I have a lot of great material to work with. New York City is my canvas. I aqlways appreciate your comments and support.