Description

Grand-scale pre-war living in this luxurious condominium with romantic Central Park views. An exquisite 4-bedroom at 360 Central Park West. Residence 4B is one of the most desirable and gracious layouts in the building, a beautifully appointed 4 BED/4.5 BATH (2,432 sq. ft.) with Central Park views! Upon entering, you immediately sense the stylish modern ambience of this home; a handsomely proportioned living room adjoins a spacious dining room and a beautiful open chef's kitchen with six windows directly on the park, ideal for relaxing or entertaining friends. 5" solid oak herringbone floors, custom crown molding with recessed lighting. An in-home washer and dryer and a large private storage bin are included. A Chef's Kitchen features Calacatta marble counters and backsplash, Miele appliances, a six-burner Bertazzoni stove and range with a custom-made copper hood with wall-mounted pot filler, a microwave, and a second convection oven. A wine refrigerator with custom cabinetry completes the kitchen. The entry gallery leads to four bedrooms, each with a private en-suite bathroom finished with elegant marble stonework and Waterworks fixtures. For added luxury, each bathroom has radiant floor heating. There is also an elegant powder room for guests with St. Laurent Noir mosaic floors, a custom white lacquer and walnut vanity, and Waterworks fixtures. The owner's suite is spacious and bright with views of Central Park and a windowed nook—perfect for a desk or dressing table. The owner's en-suite bathroom comes with floor-to-ceiling Bianco Namibia slab walls, Waterworks fixtures, a soaking tub, a double vanity, and a separate standing shower. 360 Central Park West is a fully attended building offering a kid's playroom, a gym with high-end Technogym, Peloton, treadmills, bikes, and Ellipse, private storage, bike storage, and pet washing. Best of all, 360 Central Park West offers direct access to Central Park, complete with tennis courts, playgrounds, running and biking trails, paddle boats, concerts, theater, and the Metropolitan Museum. Available March 10th.