Sweeping views of Central Park, Lincoln Center, and the Midtown skyline are complemented by north, east, and west exposures, filling the home with abundant natural light and open city views from every room.
A gracious entry foyer with a walk-in closet outfitted by California Closets opens into an impressive 28-foot-wide great room, where generous living and dining areas create an ideal setting for both everyday living and entertaining. The adjacent chef's kitchen features Poggenpohl cabinetry with under-cabinet lighting, Caesarstone countertops and backsplash, and a suite of premium appliances including Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele, complemented by separate wine and beverage refrigerators and an oversized peninsula with breakfast bar seating.
The private bedroom wing features an oversized primary suite with a separate sitting area, custom-fitted walk-in closet, and beautifully appointed ensuite bath with a Zuma soaking tub, oversized shower, marble finishes, and Grohe fixtures.
Thoughtful details throughout the residence include a vented utility closet with Miele washer, Bosch dryer, and utility sink, custom built-ins, automated shades, integrated sound, Lutron lighting, hardwood floors, and ample storage. New, quieter and more energy-efficient heating and cooling units are scheduled for 2027, with the cost already covered by the current owner.
The Park Millennium is a full-service condominium offering a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, private storage, bike storage, and laundry facilities. The building is also home to the expansive Equinox Sports Club, offering an extensive array of fitness and wellness amenities.
Just one block from Central Park and moments from Lincoln Center, the residence is surrounded by some of the Upper West Side's best dining, shopping, culture, and transportation.
Offering an excellent opportunity for both end users and investors, monthly common charges include electric, heat, hot water, cooking gas, and Spectrum cable.
Tenant-occupied. Select images have been virtually staged to illustrate furniture placement.
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Centered, in name and location, around the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Lincoln Square’s history is heavily steeped in strong African American and Afro-Caribbean roots. Iconic jazz pianist, Thelonious Monk, is counted among its many former artistic and professional denizens.
The neighborhood is beloved for its amazing shopping, its distinguished art scene, and phenomenal restaurants--and don’t forget Central Park. From Lincoln Square, one is at the gateway to virtually everything New York City has to offer, either in your backyard or via excellent subway access.
With its beautiful pre-war architecture surrounded by some of NYC’s premier skyscrapers, Lincoln Square has become a safe, much sought after neighborhood. If you like living in the action, there are few places in the world that can rival Lincoln Square.