120 Central Park South #19A

120 Central Park South, Residence 19A - Berkeley House

Welcome home to Simply Stunning Central Park VIEWS

There's a particular kind of quiet and peace you only find at this height, facing this exceptional PARK view.

Perched up high on 19th floor of the exclusive Berkeley House, Central Park stretches out before you in full - not a sliver, not a glimpse, but the whole panoramic sweep of it facing west, north, and east. Treetops, open sky, the soft geometry of paths and m…

120 Central Park South, Residence 19A - Berkeley House

Welcome home to Simply Stunning Central Park VIEWS

There's a particular kind of quiet and peace you only find at this height, facing this exceptional PARK view.

Perched up high on 19th floor of the exclusive Berkeley House, Central Park stretches out before you in full - not a sliver, not a glimpse, but the whole panoramic sweep of it facing west, north, and east. Treetops, open sky, the soft geometry of paths and meadows below. In the middle of one of the most relentless cities on earth, this home offers something genuinely rare: stillness.

Residence 19A is a pre-war cooperative with the bones to match its address. Hardwood floors, high ceilings, central air, a dishwasher, and expansive picture windows that do exactly what they should - frame the park like it was always meant to be seen this way. Eight-plus closets and a layout that works whether you're here every day or treating it as a refined pied-à-terre. Washer/dryer installation is permitted with board approval.

Berkeley House itself is a distinguished 21-story white-glove cooperative in every sense of the phrase - 24-hour doorman, concierge service, live-in superintendent, elevator service, bike storage, and a level of privacy that's increasingly hard to come by in this city. The cooperative is structured for flexibility: up to 75% financing permitted, co-purchasing and guarantors accepted, pieds-à-terre welcome, and pets considered on a case-by-case basis.

Step outside and you're standing between The iconic Plaza Hotel and Columbus Circle, moments from Carnegie Hall, Fifth Avenue, Lincoln Center, and some of Manhattan's most celebrated dining and cultural institutions. The park's own paths are directly across the street.

But you'll want to come back up. The view has a way of doing that!