230 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH

This exceptional home, a seamless blend of apartments 6B and 6C, directly overlooks Central Park from an expanse of approximately 50 feet of single pane windows looking north over Central Park. This uninterrupted Central Park frontage offers sweeping views of Central Park from every room. Thoughtfully renovated, the home features two bedrooms and two bathrooms across approximately 1,300 square feet of beautifully proportioned living space. With 13 oversized windows facing Central Park the apartment is bathed in natural light and framed by lush, open greenery throughout the day, creating a serene and timeless atmosphere. Residence Highlights: Two Bedrooms Two Bathrooms Approximately 1,300 square feet of impeccably planned living space 13 windows with full, direct Central Park views Renovated kitchen featuring Liebherr refrigerator; Bosch stove, dishwasher, and microwave; and Bosch side-by-side washer/dryer in separate utility closet Bamboo wood flooring throughout Marble primary bathroom with deep soaking tub and separate shower Floor to ceiling custom fitted closets in both bedrooms Custom millwork in den for storage and display Faux marble fireplace flanked by custom bookcases The Building: The Southmoor House at 230 Central Park South is a pre-war, white-glove boutique building comprising of approximately 45 residences, offering an exceptional level of privacy, intimacy, and discretion. Designed in 1938 by architect Jacob M. Felson, this Art Deco building provides full-service amenities including a 24-hour doorman, porter, resident manager, and a private fitness center. Ideally located along Central Park South, just moments from Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center, the residence is perfectly positioned at the intersection of culture, fine dining, and convenience. Multiple nearby subway lines offer effortless access to the rest of Manhattan, making everyday living both seamless and inspiring. Pied-a-terres, international purchasers, LLCs, trusts and subletting allowed. Maintenance includes electricity.