2 West 67 Street   Unit 8DE

Upon entering into the gracious foyer of this home, you immediately feel the grandeur and charm that is 2 West 67th Street (also known as 70 Central Park West).

The grand living room features a wood burning fireplace, high beamed ceilings, gorgeous hardwood floors and an enormous picture window overlooking tranquil West 67th Street and the iconic Hotel Des Artistes with side views of Central Park! The dining area window faces West and includes lovely street and tree-top views of this historic block. The new chef's kitchen features natural stone counter tops, custom cabinets, Viking stove, large closets, a washer/dryer and double wide french doors. The 2nd bedroom is also on this floor. It is spacious and bright with floor to ceiling bookshelves, two very large windows and is pin drop quiet.

The proper staircase takes you to an elegant landing that leads directly to the generous master bedroom suite featuring double wide french doors, a wall of closets, a hallway bath and a sitting room that can be used as a home office or a huge walk in closet. The upstairs level can also be accessed from the building's ninth floor elevator landing.

This very special home is bright, cheerful and unique. Like a house in the City, it is both convenient and charming.

2 West 67th is a perfectly located full service cooperative in the heart of the Upper Westside and close to Lincoln Center. On the corner of Central Park West and 67th Street, it anchors a block famed for its artist's studios. The building's roof deck is beautiful and boasts spectacular, direct Central Park and Midtown skyline views. There is a 24 hour doorman and a live-in Super as well as storage. Pied-a-terres and Pets allowed.

THE BUILDING No. 2 West 67th Street (70 Central Park West), is a premier 1919 white-glove pre-war cooperative. Featuring impeccable services and elegant common areas, this is truly one of the loveliest cooperatives on Central Park West. It is recognized as one of Manhattan's prettiest and most historic blocks, home for generation after generation to many of America's foremost cultural icons. The building is located directly across the street from the famed Tavern on The Green. Close to major subways (1,2,3,B,C & D) and the 72nd and 65th Street crosstown buses.