301 W 57th St Unit 21-A, New York, NY 10019

Property Description

The Apartment:Located in the heart of Columbus Circle at Central Park Place Condominium, this corner-positioned one-bedroom residence commands showstopping panoramic vistas north directly over Central Park and west toward the Hudson River, where spectacular sunsets provide a dramatic end to each day.Perched on the 21st floor, this beautifully appointed home offers 788 square feet of generous living space accented by dark hardwood flooring throughout. The bright open-concept kitchen features a west-facing window, premium appliances, including a Bertazzoni range and Sub-Zero refrigeration, creating a sleek and sophisticated setting for both everyday living and entertaining.Every closet has been thoughtfully customized by California Closets, maximizing storage throughout the residence. The beautifully finished bathroom features dazzling chrome fixtures, a tub and shower combination, and a frameless glass enclosure.A private in-unit washer/dryer completes this exceptional Manhattan residence that is equally well suited as a sophisticated pied-à-terre or full-time home in one of the city’s most desirable locations.Things to Know: In addition to the monthly common charges, there is an ongoing monthly assessment of $140.11 associated with this apartment. Select listing images have been digitally staged with furniture and decorative items for online presentation purposes.The Building:Central Park Place is a pet-friendly condominium that features 24hr doorman and concierge services, a resident-only full-scale gym, an indoor pool, a 6th-floor outdoor sun deck, a resident's lounge with free Wi-Fi, and four private guest suites that can be reserved for visiting family members and friends.Neighborhood Amenities:Central Park, Whole Foods, The Deutsche Bank Center, Equinox, Turnstyle, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, the Theater District, plus a full range of nearby dining and shopping options.Convenient Transportation:Subway lines include: A, C, B, D, 1, Q, N, R trains and the 57th Street Crosstown bus.