$3,995,000

A one of a kind bespoke residence at the iconic Hampshire House that accentuates a naturally elevated and gracious lifestyle. Apartment 1204/1206 is an extraordinary home that offers magnificent architectural features and breathtaking uninterrupted views of Central Park and a South facing Balcony. Enter through a Foyer to an impressive Gallery with oversized Coat Closet, that leads to the grand Living Room/Dining Room that faces Central Park and is perfect for gracious entertaining. The public rooms flow to the oversized Home Office/3rd Bedroom with custom built-ins with an en-suite Bath. The rooms are illuminated with natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere that is further accentuated by the two-step drop in the floor, which allows for an increased ceiling height The contemporary kitchen boasts custom wooden cabinets with ample storage and a top-of-the-line Viking range appliances, bosh dishwasher and subzero refrigerator, while a convenient wet bar/kitchenette located near the living room provides the perfect setup for hosting guests. On the South side of the apt is an impressive Den that boasts a stunning glass wall at the southern end that opens onto a semicircular Balcony spanning over 9 feet wide. The art gallery track lighting system provides ample flexibility, and a warm honeyed hue radiates throughout the home's interior thanks to the luscious herringbone parquet flooring. The South facing Primary Bedroom is bright with a large dressing area and en-suite Bathroom featuring double sinks, a bidet, and a walk-in shower. There is an equally impressive second Bedroom with an-ensuite Bathroom with a generously sized soaking tub/shower and bidet. This stunning home offers dozens of closets and a Washer/Dryer in the unit. Apt 1204/1206 is an extraordinary residence offers an exceptional living experience, perfect for gracious entertaining, all while enjoying breathtaking views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. The Hampshire House, located at 150 Central Park South was established in 1937, built by A. Rollin Coughey and William F. Evans Jr. A 36-story mix of Regency and Art Deco, rising in a series of white brick setbacks to a giant pyramidal copper roof. The interiors were originally designed by Dorothy Draper and the public spaces/lobby retain the magnificent original black and white details with overscale plaster carvings and door moldings of cast clear glass. Old world style with modern hotel style amenities featuring: a Full Time Doorman, Full Time Maintenance Staff, Concierge with Safety Deposit Boxes and Check Cashing Services, Bell Captain, Laundry Service, Housekeeping, Health Club and a live-in Resident Manager. Included in the monthly maintenance: basic cable, window washing and utilities (gas and electric services) and the gym is available 24/7.