售$749万5 - 151 CENTRAL Park W #7C, 曼哈顿 上西城 Upper West Side, NY 10023｜ID # RLS20111671

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肯尼尔沃思公寓（The Kenilworth）7C住宅，是只有中央公园西区（Central Park West）才能拥有的那类家园。这是一套尺度优雅、面积约3,000平方英尺的经典八室公寓，拥有宏伟的战前比例、约45英尺的中央公园正面景观，以及沿感恩节大游行路线的前排视野。7C坐落于肯尼尔沃思公寓最恢弘的转角户型之一，延续了大楼20世纪初原始的公寓规划：设有宽敞雅致的待客空间、私密卧室区域，以及独立的家政服务区。

从入口门厅望去，视线穿过优雅的画廊，延伸至公园方向；随着住宅逐步展开至主要房间，中央公园景致也渐次呈现。画廊兼具艺术展示、迎宾与仪式感，为这套住宅营造出难得的建筑过渡空间，在恢弘的待客区域完全展开之前，先带来一段从容的铺陈。

近30英尺长的大厅与约21英尺长的餐厅，是住宅最具代表性的公共空间，以战前中央公园西区住宅历久弥新的尺度、对称性与仪式感精心布局。两者共同构成壮观的面向公园的开阔空间：向东可俯瞰中央公园，向南越过树梢远眺城市天际线，远处更可见“亿万富豪大道”高楼群拔地而起。硬木地板配以经典镶嵌边饰、隐藏式推拉门、带传统壁炉台饰面的装饰性壁炉、齿饰冠线、10英尺层高以及精致的战前石膏装饰，共同赋予住宅温暖、个性与旧世界的优雅气质。

私密卧室区域与公共空间经过周到分隔，同时，公园景观也延续至整个卧室翼区。作为转角住宅，7C沿卧室走廊同样拥有充足光线与开阔视野；每间卧室都享有通透感，主卧套房更拥有西向采光。主卧套房设有步入式衣帽间及面积宽敞、配置完善的套内浴室，其布局比传统经典八室户型通常所见更为舒展。相邻房间目前作为起居室、图书馆或家庭办公室使用，提供极大的灵活性；如加以分隔，其面积足以作为真正的第二卧室。第三间卧室尺度格外宽敞，使整个卧室区域拥有如今愈发难得的比例与多功能性。

住宅还配有可用餐厨房、方便宾客使用的客用盥洗室、中央空调，以及为待客而设、配有制冷设备且位置合理的内置酒吧。真正独立的洗衣房配有洗衣机、烘干机与储物空间，为战前合作公寓生活增添了难得的日常便利；住宅内还设有多个储物柜。

肯尼尔沃思公寓由Townsend、Steinle与Haskell于1908年建造，采用法国第二帝国风格，是中央公园西区杰出的战前合作公寓之一。大楼长期以来一直是纽约知名人士的居所，并以低调雅致的白手套式服务著称。其配备有门卫大堂、电梯服务、驻楼经理、修复后的大堂、景观住户屋顶露台，以及随房产交易一并转让的储物空间。大楼允许饲养宠物，并支持最高50%的贷款融资，进一步提升了在中央公园西区这一成熟战前地址置业的便利与吸引力。

肯尼尔沃思公寓坐落于西75街，正对中央公园，位置无可挑剔；美国自然历史博物馆、林肯中心以及上西区最优质的生活配套均近在咫尺。

Introducing a Douglas Elliman Exclusive by The Eklund Gomes Team:

Residence 7C at The Kenilworth is the kind of home that could only belong to Central Park West. A beautifully scaled classic 8 of approximately 3,000 square feet, the residence offers grand prewar proportions, approximately 45 feet of direct Central Park frontage, and a front-row vantage point along the Thanksgiving Day Parade route. Occupying one of The Kenilworth's grand corner layouts, 7C reflects the building's original early 20th-century apartment planning with gracious entertaining rooms, private quarters, and a separate service side of the home.

From the foyer, the eye is drawn through a gracious gallery toward the Park, which gradually reveals itself as the residence opens into its principal rooms. Designed for art, arrival, and a true sense of occasion, the gallery gives the home a rare architectural pause before the scale of the entertaining rooms unfolds.

The nearly 30-foot great room and approximately 21-foot dining room are the defining public spaces of the residence, arranged with the scale, symmetry, and ceremony that make prewar CPW homes so enduring. Together, they create an impressive park-facing expanse, with views east over Central Park and south across the treetops to the city skyline, with Billionaires' Row rising beyond. Hardwood floors with classic inlaid border detail, pocket doors, decorative fireplaces with traditional mantel surrounds, dentil crown molding, 10-foot ceilings, and refined prewar plaster detail give the residence its warmth, character, and old-world elegance.

The private quarters are thoughtfully separated from the public rooms, yet the connection to the Park continues throughout the bedroom wing. As a corner residence, 7C carries light and outlooks along the bedroom corridor as well, with each bedroom enjoying a sense of openness and the primary suite further enhanced by a western exposure. The primary suite features a walk-in closet and a generously built-out en suite bath, offering a more gracious arrangement than typically found in an original classic 8 layout. An adjoining room, currently presented as a sitting room, library, or home office, offers meaningful flexibility and is large enough to function as a true second bedroom if separated. The third bedroom is exceptionally well scaled, giving the bedroom wing the kind of proportion and flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find.

The residence also includes an eat-in kitchen, a well-placed powder room for guests, central AC, and a built-in bar with refrigeration positioned for entertaining. A true laundry room with washer/dryer and storage adds a level of everyday convenience rarely found in prewar co-op living, complemented by multiple closets throughout the residence.

Built in 1908 by Townsend, Steinle, and Haskell, The Kenilworth is one of CPW's distinguished prewar cooperatives, designed in the French Second Empire style. Long associated with prominent New Yorkers and known for its discreet, white-glove character, the building offers an attended lobby, elevator service, resident manager, restored lobby, landscaped resident roof terrace, and storage that transfers with the sale. Pet-friendly policies and 50% financing further support the ease and appeal of ownership in one of CPW's most established prewar addresses.

Perfectly positioned at West 75th Street, directly across from Central Park, The Kenilworth is moments from the American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center, and the best of the UWS.