The property at 23 West 73rd Street, also known as The Park Royal, is a 16-story pre-war red-brick cooperative apartment building located in the Upper West Side of Manhattan, near Central Park West. It was originally constructed as a luxury hotel in 1926 and later converted into a cooperative in 1985. The building contains approximately 242 to 251 units and rises 15 to 16 floors. Architectural design was by George F. Pelham. The property is situated on a sidestreet that offers proximity to The Dakota and less than half a block from Central Park, with convenient access to major subway lines including the B, C, 1, 2, and 3 trains at 72nd Street. Amenities within the building include a full-time doorman, concierge services, on-premise New York Sports Club, bike storage, laundry room, and a children’s playroom. Nearby points of interest include Lincoln Center, Columbus Avenue retail corridor, and cultural destinations such as museums and fine dining establishments. The immediate area is highly walkable and well-served by public transit options, and it is located within Community District 107 and the 20th Police Precinct.