Raquel Welch’s name still carries weight in New York real estate. A full-floor co-op at 200 Central Park South, in the building where the screen star was said to have owned a unit in the 1980s, has come to market at $25 million.

The apartment, #32ABC, is a combination of three previously separate units and now occupies the entire 32nd floor. According to the listing, which is held by Brandon Bogard and Mallory Bogard of The Bogard New York Team at SERHANT., the home spans 5,500 square feet and has been freshly renovated. Welch, the listing notes, was said to have owned unit 32AB, one of the three that were merged.

The park is the main selling point. The residence offers 70 feet of Central Park frontage, with views the listing describes as extending in every direction. The principal living and entertaining area includes a large living room, a more intimate lounge and a separate dining area, all facing the park.

The renovation leans toward the dramatic. Electric fireplaces are set in Mediterranean Blue Marble, and the space includes designer lighting, custom sliding glass panels and a custom bar with a kitchenette. Floors are hand-stained natural oak, and the finishes include custom millwork, integrated storage, architectural lighting and natural stone details.

The kitchen pairs Ajax Gold Quartzite with Poliform cabinetry and bronze-glass étagères. A Gaggenau appliance suite offers gas, induction and teppanyaki cooking modules, alongside an integrated coffee station, a juice bar and an appliance garage.

At the opposite end of the floor, a private club room overlooks the Midtown skyline and could be converted into a guest suite. It has a Bianco Superiore quartzite bar and an ensuite bath. Elsewhere, the home has four large bedrooms, with the possibility of creating a fifth. The primary suite includes dressing areas, walk-in closets and a marble-clad bath. A wellness area adds an infrared sauna and a steam shower.

The building itself dates to 1963. The full-service cooperative has a renovated lobby, a circular driveway, a 24-hour doorman and concierge, valet parking, a fitness center, a rooftop observation terrace, bicycle storage and an on-site parking garage.

Listing details are available through CityRealty. Photos were provided by The Bogard New York Team, with photography by Francisco Rosario and DD Reps.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the full-floor co-op at 200 Central Park South listed for?

The apartment, unit #32ABC, is listed for $25 million. It occupies the entire 32nd floor of the building.

How big is the apartment at 200 Central Park South?

The home spans 5,500 square feet and combines three previously separate units. It has been freshly renovated.

Did Raquel Welch own an apartment at 200 Central Park South?

The listing says Welch was reportedly an owner of unit 32AB in the 1980s, one of the three units later merged into this residence. The article does not confirm this beyond the listing’s account.

When was 200 Central Park South built?

The building dates to 1963 and is a full-service cooperative. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, valet parking, a fitness center, and a rooftop observation terrace.

Who is the listing agent for the 200 Central Park South co-op?

The listing is held by Brandon Bogard and Mallory Bogard of The Bogard New York Team at SERHANT. The article notes it has 70 feet of Central Park frontage and four large bedrooms, with the possibility of a fifth.

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