CENTRAL PARK W #23-E

Residence 23E is one of only three Tower E-lines in existence and is the first ever to come to market as a resale at 15 Central Park West. A formal gallery entry leads you to this West and North facing residence with open city and Lincoln Center views, which allows for beautiful sunsets. This expansive split two bedroom with an open kitchen is ideal for entertaining guests. The kitchen consists of beautiful white cabinetry, Vermont Verde marble counters along with SubZero and Wolf appliances. T…

Residence 23E is one of only three Tower E-lines in existence and is the first ever to come to market as a resale at 15 Central Park West. A formal gallery entry leads you to this West and North facing residence with open city and Lincoln Center views, which allows for beautiful sunsets. This expansive split two bedroom with an open kitchen is ideal for entertaining guests. The kitchen consists of beautiful white cabinetry, Vermont Verde marble counters along with SubZero and Wolf appliances. The 16’x14’ master bedroom can easily fit a king sized bed and is accompanied by a large dressing room with deep closets. The en-suite marble master bath features a double sink, glass enclosed shower and a lavish soaking tub. The second bedroom, currently the home library, includes built-in shelves and features a luxuriously appointed en-suite marble bath. This exceptional residence also includes a powder room, washer and dryer, a total of six closets, 11' ceilings, herringbone oak floors, central air conditioning and decorative crown moldings throughout.



Designed by the globally acclaimed architect Robert A.M. Stern, 15 Central Park West is replete with amenities both old-world and new: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, on-site garage and motor court with reception staff, 14,000-square-foot fitness center with 75’ indoor pool and skylight, library, conference room, private theater, billiards room, children’s playroom and private dining room with optional outdoor seating. Residents can enjoy the offerings of Central Park, Lincoln Center, The Shops at Columbus Circle, Whole Foods Market and the world’s finest restaurants including Marea, Jean-Georges, Masa, Per Se and Asiate.