As if being across the street from the Dakota and steps from Central Park weren’t enough, this 16-story pre-war red-brick co-op in the coveted neighborhood of Central Park West has been called “one of the most attractive sidestreet apartment houses on the Upper West Side.” It’s that sidestreet location that allows residents to enjoy a level of quiet that many on nearby streets in the bustling district do not. Designed by noted architect George F. Pelham, the 250-unit building was built as a luxury hotel in 1926 and converted to a cooperative in 1985. Amenities include a doorman and concierge, a New York Sports Club gym in the building, a children’s playroom, storage and laundry facilities. Many of the city’s better dining, shopping and cultural destinations (from Lincoln Center and Fairway Market to Alice’s Tea Cup and Magnolia Bakery) lie within minutes in every direction.
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