150 Central Park South, 1904

From this vantage point, views of the park flood into the apartment, creating a restful and unique atmosphere. Experience the changing landscape through the seasons-each fall, winter, spring, and summer has its own brilliance. At over 2,000 square feet, this stunning 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home feels incredibly spacious and features a thoughtful layout.

As you enter, you are greeted by a gracious foyer adorned with beautiful herringbone hardwood floors that extend throughout the home. Ahead, a bright and open living room showcases oversized windows and an elevated dining area. The large eat-in kitchen offers ample storage and counter space, making meal preparation and cooking a breeze.

Separated from the main living spaces, the two bedrooms are privately tucked away. The primary suite, which also offers views of Central Park, includes abundant storage with a walk-in closet and additional built-in cabinets. The secondary bedroom features ample closet space and an en-suite bath.

The Hampshire House, located at 150 Central Park South, was established in 1937 by A. Rollin Coughey and William F. Evans Jr. This 36-story building presents a striking blend of Regency and Art Deco architecture, characterized by its series of white brick setbacks culminating in a grand pyramidal copper roof. The interiors, originally designed by Dorothy Draper, feature stunning black and white details, including oversized plaster carvings and cast glass door moldings.

Combining old-world charm with modern hotel amenities, the Hampshire House offers a full-time doorman, maintenance staff, and concierge services. Additional features include a bell captain, laundry service, housekeeping, a health club, and a live-in resident manager. Monthly maintenance covers basic cable, window washing, and utilities (gas and electric).