480 Central Park West #1C

Perfectly positioned on the parlor floor of a distinguished Central Park West condominium, this impeccably maintained two-bedroom, two-bathroom condominium offers the perfect blend of timeless pre-war elegance and modern luxury. Originally built with the grandeur and architectural detail synonymous with classic Central Park West residences, the building's stunning pre-war facade has been beautifully preserved, while the interiors were completely renovated during the condominium conversion. The spacious living and dining areas offer direct views of Central Park creating a serene and picturesque backdrop ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Featuring gracious proportions, and abundant natural light, the home seamlessly blends classic charm with modern comfort. A thoughtfully designed modern kitchen, generous closet space, and refined finishes complement the home's classic character. Privately situated at the rear of the building, the primary suite offers a peaceful retreat with an en-suite bath including a shower and soaking tub along with an abundant amount of closet space. while the second bedroom provides flexibility for guests, a home office, or additional living space. Located in one of Manhattan's most iconic neighborhoods, this exceptional home combines the tranquility of park-side living with immediate access to world-class dining, shopping, museums, and transportation. Located directly across from Central Park, 480 Central Park West is a seven story prewar condominium that includes a live in super, part time doorman, fitness room, playroom, bike storage, private storage, and an additional shared laundry room. Pets are permitted, and subletting is allowed. Conveniently located near the B and C subway lines, the M10 bus along Central Park West, and the M7 bus on Manhattan Avenue. Also nearby are the 2 and 3 trains at Lenox Avenue and 110th Street, as well as the 1 train at Broadway and 110th Street. Residents enjoy close proximity to Whole Foods Market and Columbia University, along with the many restaurants, cafés, and cultural attractions of the neighborhood. Some photos are virtually staged