Located in one of Central Park West's most architecturally distinguished buildings, this exceptional residence offers magnificent scale, outstanding architectural elements and 45-feet fronting Central Park. Beautifully renovated, this sprawling prewar apartment has soaring ceilings, classic moldings, exquisite woodworking and pristine herringbone flooring. A stately 19-foot gallery provides an impressive introduction to the home. With 5 large windows framing stunning Central Park views, the living room and library provide a grand 29-foot entertaining expanse. A vision of Old World elegance, the corner formal dining room boasts exquisite original woodworking, a fireplace and a large bay window overlooking the Park. There is a large, sunny, eat-in-kitchen with custom-cabinetry, granite countertops, top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances and ample storage. Located down a separate corridor, the private chambers of the home include a double-master suite with voluminous walk-in closets and a lavishly-appointed marble master bath with double-sinks. There are also two spacious and serene bedrooms along the Western wing of the home, one of which features a bay window. All bedrooms have side views of Central Park. An additional bedroom which faces South could easily serve as a fourth bedroom, guest room, or as a study/office. The apartment has 2-zone central-air-conditioning, a washer/dryer and wonderful natural light streaming in from 23 windows spanning 4 exposures. Built in 1907 by Franklin and Samuel Haines, the building was designed by architects Charles W. Romeyn and Henry R. Wynne. This white-glove cooperative offers residents the highest levels of service, privacy and security.