Apartments for Sale

This is a chance to live in a brand new built from the ground up by GRADE NY (Architects/interior design Thomas Hickey) and CB development who brought you 173/175 Perry (Richard Meier) and Urban glass house (330 Spring) and now The Parker West - 214 West 72nd St on the Upper West Side. This European feeling boutique condo has two common outdoor spaces plus a fitness space on site as well. Residence #2B is an oversized 1BR...

This is an extremely rare opportunity to purchase a studio at the landmarked Olcott condominium, just steps from Central Park and SUPER LOW MONTHLIES. Located in the heart of the Upper West Side, The apartment makes for a perfect starter apartment or pied-a-terre. The apartment is NOT a view apartment, as the window faces an interior courtyard.However, the studio is pin drop quiet and features:-an enormous horseshoe shaped...

Perched on a high floor at 20 West 72nd Street, Residence 1600 offers light, scale, and an address that defines the ideal Upper West Side location. This bright studio features classic beamed ceilings and an efficient, well-proportioned layout that lives comfortably beyond its footprint. Large windows draw in steady natural light and frame open city and partial park views, creating a sense of air and perspective rarely found...

SPONSOR SALE! NO BOARD APPROVAL! Located off Central Park in a coveted, full service prewar building, this cozy studio features hardwood floors, soaring 9 foot beamed ceilings, kitchenette, renovated bathroom, direct southern exposure with ample sunlight and open sky, and charming prewar details throughout. The flexible space can accommodate several living arrangements, and is perfect as pied a terre or primary residence. The...

SUNNIEST BEDROOM IN TOWN! CRAZY LOW MAINTENANCE - JUST $1195! Sunlight pours into this corner double exposure one-bedroom. Southern exposures show open sky, long range views, even a beautiful old water tower- quintessential NYC. The layout gives you real separation between the living room and the bedroom- great natural privacy for two people sharing the place (or for anyone who prefers a quieter sleeping quarter tucked down...

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY (3/29) FROM 12-1PM. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. SPONSOR SALE! NO BOARD APPROVAL! Perched high above 72nd Street off of Central Park West on the 9th floor, this spacious one bedroom, one bath home awaits your creative touch. The galley kitchen features a dishwasher and can be opened to the living room. A washer/dryer can be installed with board approval. Beamed ceilings, prewar details, abundant closet space...

Experience the epitome of luxury living in this expansive penthouse, boasting over 3,600 square feet of refined living space with 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. South, East, and West exposures flood the home with natural light, while an impressive 2,000 square-foot private rooftop terrace offers the ultimate in outdoor living with a fully equipped kitchen, hot tub, and outdoor shower-perfect for both entertaining and unwinding...

This magnificent, 2,834 square-foot, four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom home unveilssweeping Upper West Side views from Central Park to Columbus Circle through south, east, and west-facing floor-to-ceiling windows. The home opens to 5" white oak plank flooring and a grand great room with expansive separate dining and living areas. The sleek open kitchen is outfitted with white matte lacquer cabinetry, honed quartzite slab...

CENTRAL PARK PRE-WAR ONE BEDROOM!!! Step into pre-war elegance paired with modern sophistication in this sunlit one-bedroom apartment, perfectly positioned just a stones throw from Central Park! Featuring 1.5 baths, a separate office/den that can easily serve as a second bedroom, and a layout designed for both comfort and versatility, this home is a rare treasure in one of Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods and to add to...

Be sure to watch the video for additional context. The Dakota is the crown jewel among the most extraordinary residences of Central Park West. It's the most storied residential building in New York's long history. The late 1870s was a time of burgeoning prosperity. A post-war boom saw the proliferation of Mansion and Townhouse living for the affluent; it was a representation of status. It was then that Edward Cabot Clark...