Timeless Perfection on Central Park West

There is nothing ordinary about this home. It has been meticulously designed with no detail overlooked or spared featuring original prewar details, gracious proportions, immaculate hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, oversized windows and classic moldings throughout.

Enter a gracious foyer with a large walk-in closet, then glance into a formal dining room that has custom wall padding with intricate moldings and embrace yourself in an elegant, grand, south facing living room with a working fireplace. Pass through a hallway to find yourself in a spacious kitchen with marble counter tops, custom cabinets, a breakfast bar, a wine mini fridge and top of the line kitchen appliances. Continue into a spacious master bedroom with custom closets throughout. An en-suite bathroom is adorned with calacutta gold slabs featuring a limestone floor, a double sink, double shower stalls as well as a separate bathroom. Split second bedroom ensures maximum privacy and is accented with rare lathered blue / black granite counter tops and lower backgrounds, custom closets throughout. Second bathroom has a soaking bathtub and an onyx vessel sink. Washer/dryer is in the unit.

Located on the corner of 64th street and Central Park West, Harperley Hall is one of the most distinguished Central Park West cooperatives designed by architect Henry Wilhelm Wilkenson. The building is most notable for its rooftop overlooking Central Park West, views of Midtown West and the Lincoln Center, elegant courtyard with a 24 hour security gate. The building has a private underground garage, a laundry room and storage.

All the showings and open houses are by appointment.

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