Stribling & Associates, a premier New York residential brokerage, announces a rare opportunity to purchase one of the most distinctive homes in all of Manhattan. Located in the Upper West Side’s The Ardsley, a famed Emory Roth-designed masterpiece, the triplex penthouse is the crown jewel spanning the 21st through 23rd floors. Asking $20 million, this marks the first time the home has been on the market in thirty years.

With 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and three large terraces boasting 360 degree Central Park, resevoir, and skyline views, this is truly one of the grandest and most elegant spaces in all of New York. Alexa Lambert and Merrill Curtis of Stribling & Associates are the exclusive listing agents

The main entrance is located on the 22nd floor, and opens onto a foyer and large living room with 15’ high ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and unobstructed views of Central Park. This floor also includes the library, dining room, and eat-in kitchen. Positioned on either side of the living room are the north and south terraces offering approximately 2020 SF of outdoor space, perfect for relaxing and entertaining whether it’s by daylight, twilight, or starlight.

Down the stairs, on the 21st floor, are four generous bedrooms enveloped by a lovely wrap-around terrace. Each bedroom has en suite baths. A fifth bedroom or staff suite and laundry area is located on the 23rd floor.

“This apartment is simply one of the most special opportunities to hit the market in a very long time. You won’t see a property like this, in this location, for another thirty years,” said Lambert. “The scale of the space feels more like a house than an apartment, yet you have these iconic New York views from 22 floors above Central Park.”

Added Curtis, “Considering the recent momentum we’ve been seeing on the Upper West Side, we expect an apartment of this size and caliber to pique a lot of buyer interest. It’s not every day you find space like this on Central Park West with not two, but three terraces.”

Located at 320 Central Park West, The Ardsley is considered one of New York’s greatest Art Deco residential buildings. Designed by Emery Roth and Sons, the building is revered for its classic aesthetic, and rivals other Roth-designed icons including the Beresford, The San Remo, and the Eldorado. In 2010, the lobby's Art Deco interiors were skillfully renovated and restored by designer Scott Salvator, who famously reimagined New York's popular Cafe Carlyle.