With a location at 110 Central Park South, The Intercontinental has a prime Midtown location few NYC condos can match. But as impressive as the words “pre-war condo on Central Park” are by themselves, the pre-war elegance and contemporary Manhattan luxury of The Intercontinental are even more so. From top-drawer finishes in each apartment for sale to the Central Park views to an overwhelming list of amenities, The Intercontinental is an elite Manhattan pre-war conversion condo building that just happens to stand at 110 Central Park South.
Formerly New York City’s renowned Inter-Continental Hotel, The Intercontinental’s ornate entrance marquee on Central Park South offers an old New York feel that makes for a striking juxtaposition with the up-to-date features of the condos for sale. With Poggenpohl cabinetry and brand name appliances like SubZero and Miele, the windowed, eat-in kitchens are show-stoppers – few midtown condos can offer gourmet kitchens with Central Park views, after all. The elegant bathrooms and powder rooms at The Intercontinental feature Sycamore vanities and marble countertops. Elegant pre-war design details blend with modern conveniences in each apartment for sale at The Intercontinental, making for a graceful and welcoming contrast.
The amenities at The Intercontinental offer a similarly impressive blend of classic Manhattan condo luxury and contemporary convenience. The Intercontinental’s 24-hour doorman and full service concierge, along with copious private storage and on-site laundry facilities, offer precious, classic luxury condo convenience. On the more modern end of things, The Intercontinental’s health and fitness club on the second floor has state-of-the-art equipment, as well as its own outdoor terrace and breakfast bar. There is a private garden for residents and a conference and dining facility with a Viking catering system, as well.
And then there’s that excellent Midtown location, right on Central Park. The Intercontinental’s prime Midtown location is central to everything in New York City – a short walk from fine dining, luxe shopping and historic Manhattan landmarks and museums, and just a glance from Central Park itself.
