Harperley Hall, #1A

Manhattan, NY 10023

Harperley Hall is a rare 1911 Arts and Crafts style masterpiece designed by architect Henry Wilhelm Wilkinson and situated on Central Park West at 64th Street. This jewel of an apartment, with its graciously scaled rooms, boasts direct Central Park views and awaits your personal vision. One enters the space through a large foyer that flows into the living room with a striking and romantic park view through the expanse of casement windows with a long seat below. The living room features a wood burning fireplace, French doors, high ceilings plus original details and hard wood flooring that continue throughout the apartment. From here, one enters the vast primary bedroom with bath ensuite and ample space for walk in closets. On the other side of the foyer is a large eat in kitchen with its own separate entrance from the lobby and an oversized window facing south and west out onto the handsome, manicured central courtyard. Beyond the kitchen is a second south facing bedroom with courtyard views from two large scaled windows as well as a second full bathroom. Bring your architect and create your special nest in this one of a kind building.

The striking Neo-Renaissance details of Harperley Hall- such as the open landscaped central courtyard with manned gatehouse, handsome entrance gates with colorful tile inlays and iron lanterns, wrought iron fencing and balconies, steel and glass marquees that cover the entrance vestibules and the mottled bricks and glazed tiles of the facade all combine to create an important architectural presence of immense character. Additionally, the building boasts an exquisitely planted out roof garden with multiple seating and dining areas, garage, small gym, storage and central laundry in the basement.

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Harperley Hall is a full service coop and is one block from Lincoln Center and just a few blocks from Columbus Circle, Time Warner Center to the south and the Museum of Natural History to the north, plus excellent restaurants, museums, and shopping.