Midtown Central, 59th Street from Fifth Avenue to Eighth Avenue.
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Central Park South is short, however, for only three blocks there are co-ops and condos offering perhaps the most famous views of Central Park -- trees framed by the skyline of Central Park West on one side and Fifth Avenue on the other.
Whether you’re looking for a full-time home or a doorman pied-à-terre, prestigious hotels such as the Plaza and the Ritz-Carlton are offering condominium residences for sale; neighboring Columbus Circle buildings like the Time Warner Center have similar stunning luxury properties for sale and for rent, many with breath-taking views.
The lifestyle in the Central Park South area is convenient to all, with Time Warner Center offering tree-top views, exquisite dining, shopping and entertainment.
If you want an echo of old New York, you’ll hear it in the clip-clop of horse-drawn carriages making their way through the Park.
In addition to the quiet of Central Park itself, one of Manhattan’s top urban sanctuaries is near Central Park South in the plaza of Columbus Circle, where a monument to the Italian explorer is nestled inside a 99-jet fountain.
While many of the historical buildings offer modern amenities such as parking, it’s also just blocks to the corporate headquarters of Midtown, the artistic offerings of Lincoln Center, and the newly-redone Museum of Modern Art.
Currently there are about 98 active coop and condo listings on Central Park South. They range from a small studio coop for $399,000 to a 6319 square foot 4 bedroom; 5.5 bath Penthouse for $37.5 million at the Residences at The Plaza.
Please contact me if you're interested in buying, selling or renting a condo or coop on Central Park South.
courtesy of:
Mitchell Hall, Associate Broker
The Corcoran Group
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