$6,400
(NO LONGER AVAILABLE)

100 West 58th Street #7G in Midtown

Located in the heart of Manhattan, the newly renovated Windsor Park is a striking brick building situated on the corner of 6th Avenue and 58th Street. It was originally designed in the late 1920s by architect Rosario Candela. In the early 20th century, Candela's concepts of luxury and amenities as well as layout and proportion set a new precedent for how the wealthy lived in multiple dwellings. In early 2000, the modernist architectural firm of Gwathmey Siegel was hired to renovate Windsor Park, creating a 103 unit condominium that would set a new standard of residential luxury for the 21st century. Gwathmey Siegel's transformative renovation resulted in a striking smoked glass, stainless steel and walnut paneled lobby, the addition of some double height window openings, two penthouse levels and duplex apartments.

Windsor Park boasts white glove service with 24-hour concierge, doorman and porters, and... [more]

Located in the heart of Manhattan, the newly renovated Windsor Park is a striking brick building situated on the corner of 6th Avenue and 58th Street. It was originally designed in the late 1920s by architect Rosario Candela. In the early 20th century, Candela's concepts of luxury and amenities as well as layout and proportion set a new precedent for how the wealthy lived in multiple dwellings. In early 2000, the modernist architectural firm of Gwathmey Siegel was hired to renovate Windsor Park, creating a 103 unit condominium that would set a new standard of residential luxury for the 21st century. Gwathmey Siegel's transformative renovation resulted in a striking smoked glass, stainless steel and walnut paneled lobby, the addition of some double height window openings, two penthouse levels and duplex apartments.

Windsor Park boasts white glove service with 24-hour concierge, doorman and porters, and a live-in superintendent. The building has a roof terrace, fitness center, yoga and mediation room and bicycle storage. Its location offers easy access to public transportation, including multiple subway and bus lines.

Living in Windsor Park immerses you in culture, fine dining and high-end shopping as well as affords easy access to day-to-day needs. The building is located within walking distance from Central Park, Time Warner Center, Broadway, numerous museums, upscale shopping and fine restaurants. For day to day needs, convenient grocery shopping is located in Time Warner Center at Whole Foods Market. Causal dining is located around the corner on 57th Street. For movie buffs, famed Lincoln Plaza Cinemas is blocks away.

This finely-appointed, fully-furnished two bedrooms or bedroom with study and two baths home was designed by well-known interior decorator Frederic Jochem. When decorating, the owner spared no expense, allowing Jochem to create a stylish yet charming oasis.

The apartment opens into lovely entry foyer with coat