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This impressive 12-story co-operative building at 333 Central Park West, known as the Turin, includes 72 apartments and was built in 1909. The building features a two-story limestone base, handsome wrought-iron balconies, and terracotta spandrels decorated with heads of a man and woman. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
The Turin at 333 Central Park West is a 12-story Italian Renaissance co-op designed by Albert Joseph Bodker and completed in 1909 by the Sturtyvant Realty Company. The building houses 72 apartments across four tower-like sections, distinguished by its two-story rusticated limestone base, beige brick façade adorned with terracotta spandrels featuring male and female heads, and wrought-iron balconies with scroll limestone brackets on the second floor. The entrance features a deep landscaped courtyard and a distinctive half-domed glass canopy. The building's four light courts provide exceptional cross-ventilation, and its H-shaped configuration allows many apartments multiple exposures. A 1995 New Yorker article documented the building's transformation from a dangerous, decrepit state in the 1950s to its current well-maintained condition.
Apartments feature 10-foot ceilings and characteristically long entrance galleries, ranging from 8 to 35 feet, which appeal to art collectors seeking wall space. Units range from one to four bedrooms, with living rooms typically spanning 16 to 34 feet wide and many offering direct Central Park views. Renovated apartments commonly include state-of-the-art kitchens with high-end appliances such as Liebherr refrigerators, Bosch ranges, and Fischer Paykel dishwashers, along with custom closets, built-in storage, and in-unit washers and dryers. The prewar details, including decorative moldings, beamed ceilings, and hardwood floors, remain intact throughout most units.
The building offers full-service amenities including a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, fitness center, children's playroom, bicycle room, and private storage for each apartment. A roof deck with reservoir views has been added in recent years. The Turin is pet friendly, allowing both cats and dogs with board approval, and permits washers and dryers in units. The building requires a minimum 34% down payment and is noted for having relatively low maintenance fees given its size and level of service.
Located directly across from Central Park at 93rd Street, the building provides immediate access to the Reservoir jogging track, North Meadow, and children's playgrounds. The Turin has attracted notable residents over the years, including actor William Hurt, film critic Pauline Kael, museum director Rene d'Harnoncourt, and politician Ruth Messenger. The location offers convenient access to Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, numerous restaurants, and multiple transportation options including West Side subways and crosstown buses.
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