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425 Central Park West: CARTER'S REVIEW


This 7-story, red-brick, pre-war apartment building was converted to a condominium in 2004 by Time Equities.

It has 62 apartments and is pet-friendly.

It has an attended lobby, a live-in super, sidewalk landscaping, a laundry room and an elevator.

Many of its apartments have sunken living rooms with wrought-iron railings. Kitchens have cherry wood cabinetry.

There is good public transportation.



BUILDING SUMMARY
FEATURES & AMENITIES
  • Attended Lobby
  • Pre War
  • Elevator
PROS & CONS
PROS
  • Nearby subway station
  • Fronts on Central Park
  • Attended lobby
  • Sunken living rooms with wrought-iron railings
  • Pet-friendly
  • Attractive entrance
  • Elevator
  • Good north-south bus service
  • Windowed kitchens
  • Cherry wood kitchen cabinetry

CONS
  • No garage
  • No roof deck
  • No concierge

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