200 Amsterdam

A New Classic, Perfectly Composed

A stunning new condominium residence in the heart of the Upper West Side located moments from Lincoln Center and Central Park. Inspired by the grand landmarks lining Central Park West, 200 Amsterdam is a contemporary interpretation of New York's pre-war classics - merging elegant architecture by Elkus Manfredi and genre-defying interiors by CetraRuddy into a striking balance. Residences reimagined with timeless elements for a modern lifestyle. Distinctive entryways, stately kitchens and marble-clad bathrooms combine with breathtaking city, river and Central Park views. Amenities envisioned for cultivated New Yorkers of every age. Three full floors of considered elements - a dedicated spa, 75-foot saltwater pool, Little Composer's Room for children and a private club - foster a sense of tranquility and balance.

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Key Features

Attended Lobby
Indoor Saltwater Pool
Lounge
Private Dining Room
Club Room
Library
Fitness Center
Spa and Treatment Rooms
Golf Simulator Club
Terrace Children’s Playroom
Dedicated Lifestyle Concierge
Music Rehearsal Room
Storage
Live-in Resident Manager
Pet Spa

Property Details

Property Type: Condominium
Beds: 1 - 5
Baths: 1 - 5

Residents receive a complimentary year membership to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. This exclusive membership features presale access, complimentary festival tickets, invitations and opportunities for backstage access and special events booked through the 200 Amsterdam concierge. Additional amenities include:

Upper West Side, New York

The Upper West Side is home to some of the world's leading cultural institutions - including the American Museum of Natural History, Rose Planetarium, New York Historical Society, Bard Graduate Center and Children's Museum of Manhattan - allowing for endless hours of inspiration for children and adults alike. Lincoln Center evokes images of grand performances in one's mind. This 16.3 acre cultural complex features masterpieces by Marc Chagall, Eero Saarinen and Philip Johnson and houses globally renowned arts organizations including the New York Philharmonic, the Metropolitan Opera and New York City Ballet. Its acclaimed festivals draw audiences from the world over.