150 Central Park S 1503

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Commanding one of the most iconic views in all of New York City, this extraordinary high-floor studio at 150 Central Park South offers a rare chance to create a truly special home in the legendary Hampshire House.
Directly across from Central Park, this residence is positioned on the coveted “50-yard line,” showcasing an unobstructed, straight-on panorama of the park from the 15th floor. Studios with this exact exposure are exceptionally scarce, as they are often combined into larger residences and rarely come to market as standalone homes.

Bathed in natural light, the north-facing layout features high ceilings and an open footprint that blends sophistication, flexibility, and functionality.

Whether envisioned as a luxurious pied-à-terre or elegant primary residence, this is a unique opportunity to create a custom Central Park address tailored to your lifestyle.

Adding to its appeal, the apartment offers low monthly maintenance that includes all utilities, a rare and valuable advantage for a residence of this caliber and location. The building permits up to 50% financing, providing meaningful flexibility for purchasers.

Built in 1937, the Hampshire House is one of Manhattan’s finest examples of Art Deco architecture, renowned for its timeless elegance, iconic copper roofline, and celebrated lobby designed by Dorothy Draper. Long associated with glamour and prestige, the building has attracted an extraordinary roster of notable residents and guests over the decades, including Sophia Loren, Luciano Pavarotti, Greta Garbo, Art Garfunkel, and Vladimir Nabokov.
Residents enjoy white-glove service and the conveniences of a premier full-service building.

Amenities include:
• 24-hour doorman
• Concierge
• Bell captain
• Fitness center
• Laundry room
• Daily housekeeping
• Pet-friendly policies

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