Only once in the last decade has a home with full Central Park views become available at 2 West 67th Street.

One enters this pristine, no-expense-spared, high floor, 6 room, 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath Prewar Co-op home from your private landing, with beautiful molding details, into a gracious entrance gallery, with gorgeous marble tile floors, coffered ceilings and modern lighting, which also features a concealed home office area.

The wonderfully proportioned Living Room/Dining Room features an enormous picture window directly overlooking Central Park including views of Tavern on the Green, Sheep's Meadow, the East Side and the Midtown skyline. The oak wood floors, coffered ceilings and decorative fireplace give this home a cozy yet grand feel.

The large, windowed kitchen with adjoining breakfast room is an ideal chef's kitchen with all the conveniences required from expansive marble counter tops and storage, to the double Viking ovens, four-burner cook top with special charcoal grill, an overhead hood vented to the outside, three sinks, instant hot and cold water taps, separate soap dispenser and more.

The huge master bedroom is fit for royalty with paneled bookshelves, coffered ceiling, molding details, built-in closets and drawers plus partial Central Park and City views. Luxuriate in the spa-like enlarged marble master bathroom with both tub and shower. The adjacent study/2nd bedroom faces north overlooking the historic architectural buildings of West 67th Street with partial views of Central Park.

As one would expect, this home comes with everything from exquisite built-ins and elegant powder room to Maid's Room/3rd Bedroom, Central A/C, built-in sound system, washer/dryer and a grooming table for your pet.

This is a rare opportunity to own a special jewel on Central Park West.

THE BUILDING
One of only two grand "studio" buildings that face Central Park, 2 West 67th Street was the seventh artists' project built on West 67th Street. Constructed between 1916 and 1919, the architects, Rich & Mathesius, designed it with a pronounced "arts and crafts" influence.

By the time the building was completed, few artists actually occupied the apartments because the building had become a sought after home for prominent business owners and stockbrokers of its day. Unlike many Upper West Side cooperatives of its era it did not fail in the Depression making it one of Manhattan's senior co-op buildings.

Location is everything and 2 West 67th Street, a full-service cooperative, is immediately adjacent to Lincoln Center and on one of the most picturesque landmark blocks on the Upper West Side, convenient to public transportation, many fine restaurants and, of course, Central Park. Pets and Pied-a-terre's are permitted. There is a 2% Flip Tax paid by Buyer.