Tapping the Last Central Park Addresses

One Museum Mile is the newest condominium overlooking Central Park North. “It is the last parkside neighborhood,” said Tom Postilio, managing director of CORE Group.

Views of Central Park from One Museum Mile. The northern part of the park, which was built in 1858, was a most unwelcoming area until reforms and renovations in the last two decades. Photos courtesy of Hundred Stories PR

NEW YORK—There are few luxuries greater than a parkside property in the city. Living adjacent to a park in Manhattan means having access to urban conveniences, as well as a bigger backyard than you could ever keep yourself. Properties along the west, east, and south sides of Central Park have long been some of the most coveted Manhattan real estate, and in the last decade, properties along its northern edge have come into vogue too.

“It is the last parkside neighborhood,” said Tom Postilio, managing director of CORE Group, the marketers of One Museum Mile.