101 Central Park West #9/10G

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101 CPW – Terraced Four Bedroom Duplex
This magnificent terraced duplex apartment is situated on the 9th and 10th floors of one of Central Park West’s most distinguished prewar cooperatives. Brilliantly conceived by internationally-acclaimed architect Annabelle Selldorf and award-winning designer Victoria Hagan, this 9-room residence offers a gracious layout with 4 bedrooms, and is in perfect move-in condition. Beautifully-appointed, the sundrenched home features pristine herringbone flooring, high beamed ceilings, classic moldings and a sound-system. A semi-private elevator landing opens on to a 23-foot gallery, providing an impressive introduction to the home. A 28-foot living room has a woodburning fireplace and 3 large windows facing North, with an oblique view of the Park. There is an adjacent corner library with custom built-ins, a full bath and walk-in-closet, which could easily serve as a fifth bedroom. Accessed through a set of French doors, the 25-foot dining room has a large picture window and access to a delightful 17-foot planted terrace. Both the dining room and the terrace have dramatic open city views. The sundrenched eat-in-kitchen overlooks the terrace and has been outfitted with custom-cabinetry, honed stone countertops and top-of-the-line appliances from Viking and Sub-Zero, and has a large area for dining. There is a full laundry room and a set of utility closets down a separate corridor. A stately staircase leads to the private chambers of the home. The corner master suite is a serene retreat with ample closets and a large marble bath with separate shower and tub and a vast walk-in-closet. An adjacent corner bedroom, the size of a second master, has a full-bath en suite and ample closets. Two additional bedrooms and a bright guest suite may also be found on this level.

Built in 1928, this red-brick apartment house which spans the entire block from 70th to 71st Streets, was designed by Schwartz and Gross, one of the early 20th century’s most prolific designers of apartment houses. The structure has a three-story limestone base with decorative limestone window surrounds and limestone panels ornamented with classical treatments of medallions, swags, rosettes, and urns. Amenities include a fitness center, bike room and storage facilities.