Nestled in the heart of New York City's Upper West Side, a primarily residential area with a rich cultural scene, the Circa Central Park condominium is an architectural marvel located at 110th Street, where Central Park West meets Frederick Douglass Boulevard. This area boasts easy access to Lincoln Center and is surrounded by iconic parks, including Central Park, Riverside Park, and the Hudson River Greenway. The 1, 2, and 3 subway lines seamlessly connect the neighborhood to the rest of the city, offering residents the best of the Big Apple at their fingertips.
Designed by renowned architect FXFOWLE, the 11-story Circa Central Park features 38 stunning residences that seamlessly follow the curve of Frederick Douglass Circle, offering unparalleled views of Central Park, reminiscent of picture-perfect postcards. The building's exterior is equipped with an innovative shade system that minimizes sun glare while allowing ample natural light to fill each home.
The condominium offers a range of one- to five-bedroom layouts, with penthouses providing some of the most breathtaking views New York City has to offer. The ever-changing seasons ensure that the Central Park vistas remain captivating all year round.
Circa Central Park boasts a host of luxurious amenities, including a 24-hour doorman-attended lobby with an art-gallery ambiance, a meticulously landscaped 3,000-square-foot courtyard, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a children's playroom, a residents' lounge, a community rooftop terrace with a grill, bike storage, individual resident storage, on-site parking with electric car charging stations, a study, a tween room equipped with Mac computers and game stations, and a live-in super.
With Central Park at your doorstep, Circa also offers residents an exceptional park experience by providing a bike share, children's scooters, remote control boats, and fully-equipped picnic baskets, ensuring that every visit to New York's grandest park is unforgettable. Experience the charm and allure of New York City living in the heart of the Upper West Side at Circa Central Park.