REDUCED TO $995,000. GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A HUGE ONE BEDROOM PENTHOUSE + TERRACE. This high floor, 950SF one bedroom penthouse has views south and west with sunlight pouring into every room. A large windowed eat-in kitchen can be opened to the living room.

There’s a dedicated work space, loads of closet space, double-paned windows, and the feeling of home in 950sf of well-laid-out interior space, with the bedroom separated from the living spaces, creating a quiet sanctuary. Enjoy meals and entertaining on the lovely 330sf WRAPAROUND TERRACE with space for a table for four, and a settee or lounge chairs. With a 22’9"x15’11"Living Room, 15’x15’ bedroom, 10’7"x9’7"kitchen, this is the largest, brightest space we’ve seen at this price of only $995,000 it also has a reasonable $2362 maintenance, with 75% FINANCING ALLOWED, LIBERAL SUBLET POLICY, GYM, FABULOUS ROOF DECK.

Can an apartment change your life?

Does sunshine make you happier? Is life less confining when you can walk out onto a terrace? Can a separate workspace make working-at-home easier? I think so!!

315 East 72nd Street is a well-established and well-run coop with 24-hour doorman and live-in super, NO flip tax, NO underlying mortgage, and NO maintenance increase in 5 years.

Enjoy the incredible new windowed fitness center with Peleton bike, and 3000 sf beautifully outfitted roof deck with barbecues, dining and lounge areas, and garage accessibility through the building. A new community room is being planned, and the elevators have been replaced. Washer/dryers are conveniently located on every floor, in addition to the main laundry room, and installation in apartments is allowed with board approval.

Pets are welcome. Storage units may be rented, depending on availability. Pied-a-terres are allowed. Co-purchasing is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. 315 E. 72 is a financially stable building with a liberal sublet policy.

Enjoy living in a central location, 1/2 block from the Second Avenue Q train, with easy access to the East River Promenade, and a stone’s throw away from many restaurants, museums, and all neighborhood conveniences.

"Many New Yorkers now view terraces, balconies, and gardens as necessities." New York Times 10/17/2021

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