The Cherbourg, 322 Central Park West - Upper West Side
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The Cherbourg is a 16 story co-op at 322 Central Park West, designed by George and Edward Blum in 1925 and converted to cooperative ownership in 1962. The boutique building contains just 48 residences, with semi-private elevator landings serving only one or two apartments per floor. The three story limestone base and terra cotta and carved stone façade reflect the Beaux Arts design sensibility for which the Blum Brothers were known. The building overlooks Central Park with direct views of the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, and its entrance is located on West 92nd Street.
Apartments at The Cherbourg feature classic pre-war layouts, predominantly Classic 6 and Classic 8 configurations. Many units retain original details including wood burning fireplaces, high beamed ceilings with crown moldings, and large picture windows framing park views. The building's east facing apartments feature particularly desirable direct Central Park and Reservoir views.
Building amenities include a 24 hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, fitness room, bike room, laundry room, and private storage bins that convey with each apartment at no additional cost. The recently renovated elevator cabs are doorman controlled for enhanced security. The building permits up to 50% financing, welcomes pets, charges no flip tax, and allows pieds-à-terre on a case by case basis. The location offers proximity to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, the Museum of Natural History, and Trinity School, with subway access four blocks away at 96th Street.
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