The Amenities

Those who live at the Residences at the Surf Club Four Seasons have access to all of the luxurious and convenient amenities at the Four Seasons hotel including the spa and fitness center, three pools, lush gardens, and beach access with 40 private cabanas. Residents also have their own private residential lobbies and access to concierge service when they live at The Residences at the Surf Club Four Seasons. The Surf Club is also home to two restaurants: La Sirenuse, showcasing the Mediterranean flavors of southern Italy, and The Surf Club Restaurant by Thomas Keller, famous for his Napa Valley restaurant, French Laundry.

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The Neighborhood

The Residences at The Surf Club Four Seasons are located along a pristine South Florida beach in the small town of Surfside. With only 6,000 residents, the oceanfront community is pedestrian friendly for those who want to explore. Their booming downtown is home to several public art installations, award-winning restaurants, spas, and other recreational facilities, making it the perfect seaside town to call home. Residents will also enjoy nearby shopping at Bal Harbour. Additionally, Residences at the Surf Club Four Seasons is a short jaunt to Miami Beach to enjoy the wide beaches and the glitz and glam of South Beach and it's distinctive Art Deco architecture, especially on Ocean Drive. Outdoor enthusiasts will find several paths for running and cycling and golfers will be in heaven with all of the nearby championship courses.

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The Residences at 15 CPW

With 202 condos, from a 1,026 sq. ft. one-bedroom residence to a 6,617 sq. ft. four-bedroom residences, 15 Central Park West appeals to an array of condo buyers at varying price points, including primary home owners, pied-à-terre owners, investors and tenants. Ninety percent of the units have direct park views, but these views can be mostly found in the highest and largest apartments.

Residences boast large windows, classic styling, custom moldings, custom white custom kitchen cabinetry by Robert A.M. Stern, Vermont Verde stone countertops, top-of-the line appliances, gorgeous oak herringbone flooring and 10-foot to 14-foot ceilings. Many apartments, however, have since been renovated, so current finishes may differ significnatly from unit to unit.

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The building with a clubby feeling community

From the walnut paneled library, to the private dining room just for residents to private wine cellars and a well-appointed fitness center, 15 Central Park West has a clubby feel to it. There are residents-only events throughout the year that add to the club-like feeling. Like many private clubs in NYC, 15 CPW has its own share of the city's power players who are ready to relax, talk business, or network. A small army of over 40 staff provide the highest service level one will find in a NYC luxury condo to these power players and their husbands, wives, children and staff.

The private dining room has become a popular spot for power lunches, as well as Mother’s Day brunch and Thanksgiving Day breakfast (when the parade passes by the building). However, there is no dress code at the restaurant as one might find at a private club. On the walk to walnut paneled library, which has dozens of books and comfy chairs, one will pass not one, but three gas-burning fireplaces - indeed, very cozy and clubby.

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The Architect Behind Four Seasons Surfside

Robert A.M. Stern is the founding partner of Robert A.M. Stern Architects LLP (RAMSA). Although mostly recognizable for his traditionalist designs, Mr. Stern's firm has designed buildings across various styles, from traditional to modernist, depending on the context and location, including residential, commercial and hotels for The Walt Disney Company. Robert A.M. Stern's recipe for success in NYC has been designing new developments in pre-war style. His work can be found at other key buildings in NYC, including 20 East End Avenue, 520 Park Avenue, Superior Ink, 30 Park Place and 220 Central Park South.

From 1998 - 2016, Mr. Stern was the dean of the Yale School of Architecture. Previously, he had taught at Columbia University. Mr. Stern authored many books about architecture and urbanism, including five volumes about New York City's architectural history, each focusing on a different period. Mr. Stern received a bachelor's degree from Columbia University and masters degree in architecture of Yale University.

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Comparing Nearby Properties

TIME WARNER & RESIDENCES AT MANDARIN ORIENTAL

These twin towers are located at 25 Columbus Circle and 80 Columbus Circle, respectively, with The Shops at Columbus Circle connecting the two towers at the base. Designed by SOM and developed by The Related Group, apartments hear boast great views of Central Park and the Hudson River.

CENTRAL PARK TOWER
Designed by architects Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill, this super-tall new construction tower at 217 West 57th St. (at the corner of Broadway) is being developed by Extell. Soon to be the tallest residential building in Manhattan when completed in 2020, the building will house Nordstrom in the base of the building.

220 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH:
Another Robert A.M. Stern designed limestone gem developed by Vornado, similar to 15 Central Park West, as it has an 18-story Villa and 79-story Tower combo. Protected north views of Central Park are the draw here. Delivery scheduled for 2019.

ONE57
A bit further afield, the new glass tower, 157 West 57th St, is located at 57th between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenues and houses the Park Hyatt Flagship hotel. Designed by French architect Christian Portzamparc, One57 has great symmetrical views of Central Park to the north.

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