Co Op New York United States

Set high above Central Park at 200 Central Park South, this beautifully renovated two-bedroom residence offers exceptional natural light, generous proportions, direct Central Park views, and a remarkable level of design. A gracious entry foyer welcomes you into the home, with views extending beyond to an expansive great room bathed in sunlight and framed by sweeping vistas of Central Park and the New York Skyline. Rich hardwood floors, and beautifully executed details create an elegant setting for both everyday living and entertaining. The windowed kitchen is smartly designed with the chef in mind featuring an abundance of premium cabinetry, stunning stone countertops and backsplash, and top-of-the-line Miele appliances, a separate pantry, built-in wine cooler, and washer/dryer. The serene primary bedroom suite is framed by a curved wall of windows overlooking Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. A dedicated dressing area with fitted and walk-in closets provides exceptional storage, while the elegant marble bath offers a refined, spa-like retreat. The second bedroom is bright and inviting, with oversized west-facing windows and beautiful afternoon light. It offers flexibility as a bedroom, guest room, or private office. Throughout the residence generously scaled closets, custom millwork and cabinetry complement the architecture. The renovation brings together sophisticated materials, refined finishes, and carefully considered details, creating a residence that is polished and elegant while remaining comfortable, warm, and livable. 200 Central Park South is one of Central Park South’s most distinguished cooperative residences. The 35-story white-glove building is directly across from Central Park and offers 24-hour attended lobby and doorman service, concierge and package valet, an on-site parking garage with electric vehicle charging stations, fitness center, bike room, storage, housekeeping and laundry services and on-site management. ODA, the studio led by Eran Chen, has redesigned its entrance and lobby, a project that swaps the building’s original postwar language for something closer to a private gallery. The new facade at the building’s entry is finished in bronze metal, worked into a three-dimensional moiré pattern that nods to the tower’s mid-century roots Above the driveway, a new marquee reframes the arrival. The location is incomparable, moments from Fifth Avenue, world-class shopping and dining, celebrated museums, premier hotels, and Manhattan’s finest cultural and entertainment destinations. The building is pet-friendly and permits pied-a-terre ownership, purchases in trust, and guarantors, with financing available up to 75 percent. Subject to board approval. Broker/Owner