Parc Vendome, located in Midtown Manhattan, is a historic condominium complex renowned for its classic pre-war architecture and thoughtful modern updates. Designed by Farrar & Watmough for prominent 1920s developer Henry Mandel, the complex consists of four interconnected buildings at 340 and 350 West 57th Street and 333 and 353 West 56th Street. Completed between 1929 and 1932 and converted to condominiums in 1983, the buildings surround an expansive communal garden that sets Parc Vendome apart with its open layout and lush landscaping, including a central fountain and seating areas.
The buff-brick façades, accented with limestone bases and quoins, are complemented by arched windows, multi-paned fenestration, and elegant copper mansard roofs adorned with gargoyle-like lion heads. Setbacks on the 57th Street buildings above the 15th floor and alternating fenestration patterns contribute to the architectural charm.
Residents enjoy an array of amenities, including two landscaped sundecks, a fitness center, a billiards room, a library, a music room, a card room, and a dining/banquet room with a kitchen. The neighborhood offers unparalleled convenience, with proximity to Central Park, Columbus Circle, the Time Warner Center, and a Whole Foods Market.
Over the years, the surrounding area has undergone significant development, with notable projects like the Hearst Tower, the Time Warner Center, and 15 Central Park West enhancing the locale’s prestige. Parc Vendome continues to exemplify refined living in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods, offering a seamless blend of historic elegance and modern luxury.
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