Residence 7C at Mayfair Towers is a prized northwest-corner two-bedroom, two-bath cooperative with a private balcony and an effortless indoor-outdoor flow. Framed by a wall of windows that capture open city and townhouse vistas, this sun-splashed home is tailor-made for both gracious entertaining and quiet retreat. A wide entry foyer—flanked by extra-deep closets—sets a welcoming tone and hints at the abundant storage found throughout the apartment. Beyond, an impressive 35-foot living and dining expanse invites large gatherings; custom built-ins, integrated display shelving, and pocket doors lend refined functionality. Adjacent to this space, a windowed den wrapped in north- and west-facing glass opens to a private balcony overlooking a picturesque row of historic Henry Hardenbergh townhouses on West 73rd Street. The oversized, windowed kitchen was reimagined for the serious cook and is outfitted with a Viking six-burner range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, abundant cabinetry that rises to the ceiling, and a wine refrigerator nestled beneath a convenient breakfast bar. The home’s split-bedroom layout enhances privacy, placing the corner primary suite—complete with a walk-in closet and en-suite marble bath—on one side of the apartment, and the secondary bedroom and full bath on the other. The second bedroom has a professionally sound-insulated wall, making it ideal for music, remote work, or restful sleep. Mayfair Towers is one of Central Park West’s premier white-glove cooperatives, offering a 24-hour doorman and concierge, on-site valet with tailor, garage with Zipcar access, state-of-the-art fitness center, private children’s playground, bike and luggage storage, and a beautifully landscaped roof deck with sweeping views of Central Park—perfect for summer fireworks. Air-conditioning and gas are included in the monthly maintenance, and the building welcomes pets and pied-à-terres. Perfectly located at the corner of Central Park West and 72nd Street, Mayfair Towers offers immediate access to the park, Lincoln Center, the boutiques of Columbus Avenue, celebrated dining, and excellent transportation.