New York (Lincoln Square), NY, 10023 | $1,250,000

Welcome to your new home at 25 Central Park West, a stunning pre-war high-rise in the heart of the vibrant Upper West Side! This delightful condo unit on the fourth floor offers a spacious floor plan with an inviting atmosphere.

Step into sunlit living space with southern exposure overlooking the peaceful and tranquil Century gardens, graced with elegant details and designed for comfort, all on one level. The condo features a lovely blend of conventional charm and modern convenience, ensuring a delightful living experience. The building boasts a full-time doorman and concierge service to cater to your every need.

Entry foyer leads to a large living room with large windows, high ceiling, and original hardwood floors.

The pass through kitchen has an eating nook and a large window. The bathroom is windowed as well.

Building Overview: The Century (25 Central Park West) - Built by renowned architect Irwin Chanin, The Century is a premier full-service condominium spanning the entire block between 62nd and 63rd Streets. Built in 1931 during the height of the Art Deco movement, The Century (25 Central Park West) is one of New York City's most celebrated residential landmarks. Spanning the entire block between 62nd and 63rd Streets, it is one of only four "twin-towered" icons that define the Central Park West skyline

24-hour doorman, concierge, and live-in resident manager.

Amenities: Private landscaped courtyard, bike room, and laundry facilities

New 2025 Upgrades: A new amenity zone featuring a fitness center, yoga room, playroom, media room, private office spaces, and golf simulator.

Pet Policy Pet-friendly: the building welcomes your furry companions - it even has a designated pet washing room!

Location: Directly across from Central Park; minutes from Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center.

Utilities: A unique benefit of The Century is that electricity and gas are included in the monthly common charges.

Lincoln Square is defined by its status as the performing arts capital of the world.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts: Just two blocks north of the building, this 16-acre complex is home to the Metropolitan Opera, the New York Philharmonic, and the New York City Ballet. The iconic Revson Fountain and the campus's travertine architecture create a majestic evening atmosphere.

The Arts & Education: The neighborhood is also home to Juilliard and the Folk Art Museum, fostering a sophisticated, intellectual vibe.

Sidewalk Cafe Culture: Unlike the more commercial parts of Midtown, Lincoln Square maintains a neighborhood feel with wide sidewalks and a high density of outdoor cafes like Cafe Fiorello and The Smith, just right for pre-theater dining.

Columbus Circle: Located at the southwest corner of Central Park, Columbus Circle serves as a major transit hub and a premier destination for luxury retail.

The Shops at Columbus Circle: Located in the Deutsche Bank Center (formerly Time Warner Center), this vertical mall offers high-end shopping (Hugo Boss, Williams Sonoma) and Whole Foods Market on the lower level, which serves as the primary grocery destination for 25 CPW residents.

Michelin-Starred Dining: The neighborhood hosts some of the world's most acclaimed restaurants, including Per Se (3 stars) and Masa, as well as Jean-Georges.

The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD): Occupying the striking "Lollipop Building" at 2 Columbus Circle, this museum celebrates contemporary craft and design.

Central Park Access: Residents of 25 Central Park West have the park as their front yard. The Columbus Circle entrance leads directly to the Maine Monument, Sheep Meadow, and the Central Park Zoo.

Transportation: The Columbus Circle station (A, C, B, D, and 1 trains) is one of the most connected hubs in the city, providing nearly instant access to both the East Side and Downtown.

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