Located on a high floor of one of Central Park South's most distinguished prewar buildings, this triple mint apartment enjoys gracious proportions with stunning direct views of Central Park.  A stately foyer leads to a 17' gallery which opens on to a sprawling 29-foot entertaining expanse, with 6 large windows framing breathtaking Central Park views.  Classic and sophisticated, the residence has been masterfully renovated throughout, with the finest finishes and appointments, by internationally-acclaimed Interior Designer, Marshall Watson.  Pristine hardwood flooring, traditional moldings and tall doorways may be found throughout the home.  The eat-in kitchen features custom cabinetry, top-of-the-line appliances by Viking and Miele, as well as temperature-controlled wine storage.  The sumptuous master suite faces the Park and has a separate dressing room and ample closets.  The luxuriously-appointed master bath features double sinks with a custom vanity and a separate shower and soaking tub.  A second bedroom faces South and has a renovated full bath en suite.  There is a marble powder room off the gallery and a separate laundry area.  Designed by J.E.R. Carpenter, 110 Central Park South was built in 1927.  This neo-Renaissance style structure has 29 floors and is comprised of limestone and beige brick.  The top portion of the building includes balustrade railings and the entrance is flanked with lanterns and capped with a handsome iron marquee.   There is a full-time doorman, concierge service, valet service and a state-of-the art fitness center.  

There is also renovated guest studio, located on the second floor facing the Park, which can be purchased separately.