Listing Courtesy of Coldwell Banker Warburg
$15,000/mo
Potential Rebate: $375
<p>Welcome to Residence 1817 at the iconic JW Marriott Essex House, a beautifully reimagined one-bedroom, two-bathroom home offering an elegant blend of classic charm and modern luxury. Recently underwent a full gut renovation, this spacious apartment features soaring 10-foot coffered and beamed ceilings, crown molding, and wide-plank herringbone flooring. A custom Murphy bed transforms the space, allowing it to live like a two-bedroom for added versatility.</p> <p>From the entry foyer to the expansive living and dining area, the home is bathed in natural light through tall, northwest-facing windows, offering stunning views of New York City's architectural beauty. The European-style kitchen boasts high-end appliances, including a Bertazzoni refrigerator, Haier range and oven, Bosch dishwasher, complemented by Arabescato D'oro marble countertops from Greece, custom cabinetry, and under-cabinet lighting.</p> <p>The private bedroom suite includes recessed lighting, two custom closets, and a luxurious white sand marble bathroom with a Kholer tub. An additional full bathroom enhances convenience and includes a full size Whirlpool washer and dryer.</p> <p>Essex House offers unparalleled amenities: a grand Art Deco lobby, fitness center, spa services, 24-hour bell staff, in-residence dining, and close to Bourbon Steak New York by Chef Michael Mina. With its prime location across from Central Park and around world-class dining, cultural institutions, and premier shopping, Residence 1817 epitomizes refined city living.</p> <p>Short-term leases are welcome.</p> <p>Building amenity shots photo credit: Marriott International</p>
$74 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
One-time rebate at closing
$375
Monthly savings impact
$1/mo
Effective Purchase Price
$14,625
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Listing Courtesy of Coldwell Banker Warburg
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Central Park South encompasses the three blocks of 59th Street between Columbus Circle and Fifth Avenue. It is one of the most famous streets in the world, framing the southern edge of the park. For buyers considering Central Park South Manhattan real estate, this is purchasing a piece of a global postcard.
Living in Central Park South, Manhattan is about views and prestige. The street is lined with historic luxury hotels (like the Plaza) and high-end residential towers. As an exclusive Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it offers a front-row seat to the changing seasons of Central Park and the luxury shopping of Fifth Avenue.
The homes for sale in Central Park South are trophy assets. Inventory consists of white-glove co-ops, hotel-condos (where you can live in the Plaza or the Ritz-Carlton), and historic apartments. Prices are premium, largely dictated by the view: a direct park view commands one of the highest price-per-square-foot premiums in the city.
This market attracts international billionaires, celebrities, and investors. Owning here is a statement. The properties often function as luxurious pied-à-terres with full hotel services, including room service and housekeeping.
The lifestyle in Central Park South is luxurious and service-oriented. Residents live above the city, often literally. It is not a traditional "neighborhood" with a local butcher; rather, your amenities are the Palm Court, Bergdorf Goodman, and the park itself.
Community here is found in the exclusivity of the buildings. It is quiet at night once the tourists disperse, and the proximity to Lincoln Center and Broadway makes it a cultural haven. It is living in the center of the world's luxury map.
Central Park South is incredibly well-connected. Columbus Circle (1, A, B, C, D) and the N, R, W at 5th Avenue provide instant subway access. You are steps from the crosstown buses and the carriage rides of the park.
The location is pivotal—midway between the West Side and East Side. You can walk to a Broadway show, a Carnegie Hall concert, or a business meeting in Midtown with equal ease.
The neighborhood's name says it all: Central Park is your front lawn. Residents have immediate access to the Pond, the Zoo, and the main drives. It is the ultimate amenity.
Amenities are hotel-grade. Many buildings offer spas, gyms, and dining services. Shopping is world-class, with the Shops at Columbus Circle (featuring a Whole Foods) and the luxury boutiques of 57th Street (Billionaire's Row) just a block away.
Central Park South is best for ultra-wealthy buyers, international investors, and those seeking a prestigious pied-à-terre with hotel services and iconic park views.

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