Stunning Pre-War Central Park West Residence with Unmatched Park Views and a Private Terrace Experience unparalleled luxury in Residence 11A of Harperley Hall, one of Central Park West's most prestigious pre-war buildings. Originally conceived as the personal residence of architect Henry W. Wilkinson, this exceptional home has been meticulously renovated by Fairfax & Sammons and adorned by AD100 designer Alex Papachristidis, blending modern living with timeless Arts and Crafts elegance. Spanning approximately 5,600 square feet, this expansive residence offers breathtaking views of Central Park from a remarkable 73-foot-long private terrace. With 10-foot ceilings and 15 rooms—including 6 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a library, formal dining room, office, media room, sitting room, and home gym—the home provides unparalleled flexibility for both living and entertaining. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated, from custom-made stained glass in the library to hand-painted Japanese wallpaper in the hallways. The warm ambiance is further enhanced by wall upholstery and unique custom tiles adorning each of the six wood-burning fireplaces. Constructed in 1910, Harperley Hall is a 12-story brown brick building with a limestone base, featuring a distinctive T-shaped courtyard on West 64th Street, guarded by an iron fence and manned gatehouse. Amenities include a full-time doorman, common roof garden with Central Park views, bike room, and laundry facilities. Personal storage and onsite parking are available for an additional fee (currently with a waiting list). Located across from Central Park, one block from Lincoln Center, and near The Shops at Columbus Circle and Whole Foods Market, the residence is also in proximity to renowned dining establishments such as Atlantic Grill, Bar Boulud, Cafe Fiorello, Jean-Georges, Marea, Tavern on the Green, Bar Masa, Per Se, and Robert. Don't miss this rare opportunity to experience elevated living on Central Park West. This is a co-exclusive listing with Douglas Elliman.