TROPHY PENTHOUSE IN TOP CENTRAL PARK WEST BUILDINGOne of the most extraordinary prewar penthouses ever created on Central Park West has come to market for the first time in over forty-five years.Perched atop one of the avenue's most iconic and prestigious buildings between seventieth and seventy-first Streets, this impressive residence offers grandly scaled rooms, wraparound terraces, and sweeping, unobstructed views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline framed by magnificent oversized floor-to-ceiling windows.A private elevator landing opens into an elegant eighteen feet by ten feet gallery, setting the stage for the home's exceptional scale. From here, one enters a dramatic corner living room with wood-burning fireplace, a breathtaking formal dining room, and a handsome library/media room—each showcasing spectacular park and city vistas. The seamless flow between these rooms creates an unparalleled setting for entertaining.The south wing is anchored by an expansive twenty-seven feet by fourteen feet eat-in kitchen, bathed in natural light from oversized windows capturing open views and offering a large breakfast area with seating for six. An adjacent flexible space could function as a den or home office. A staff room with a full-sized bathroom completes this wing.The west wing is devoted to private quarters, with three spacious bedrooms, each with an en-suite windowed bathroom and direct access to the wraparound terrace. The primary suite is truly palatial—among the largest in the city—with a vast dressing room, luxurious bathroom, and panoramic open views.Designed in 1929 by renowned architects Simon Schwartz & Arthur Gross in the Neo-Renaissance style, the building is celebrated for its architectural distinction and impeccable service. Residents enjoy white-glove amenities including twenty-four hour doorman, concierge, porters, a resident manager, and a state-of-the-art fitness center. Pets are welcome; financing up to fifty percent is permitted; and a three percent flip tax applies.