336 Central Park West   Unit 5E

Rarely available, gracious classic seven room home on the corner of Central Park West and 94th Street. Available for the first time in nearly thirty years, residence #5-E at 336 Central Park West is a magnificent and impressive apartment ready for its next owner. 



Enter into the home and you are greeted by a large entry gallery with nearly ten-foot ceilings, which are present throughout. The luxuriously proportioned living room exposes north onto 94th Street on the tree line, and has a wood-burning fireplace. 



The eat-in kitchen, complete with butler's pantry, exposes west and overlooks the courtyard of Columbia Grammar School. Adjacent to the kitchen is a south-facing service quarter, with en-suite bathroom. The enormous dining area is a mark of the prewar design, built for grand entertaining. 



On the northern wing of the home are three bedrooms, with a full bath in between each. Significant closet space throughout the residence makes this a dream home.



Prewar details abound, including stunning herringbone hardwood flooring, crown and base molding, and an intelligent and well-proportioned layout.



Built in 1929 and converted to cooperative in 1971, 336 Central Park West, also known as The Alclyde, is an impressive maroon-bricked building designed by Schwartz and Gross, one of New York's most prominent prewar architects. The building has white-glove full-time service including doormen, elevator operators and porters, large storage cages for each apartment, a central laundry room, and a marvelous art deco lobby.