Note: the above is based on a down payment of 35% ($1,048,250),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
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Private penthouse 18 floors up in a boutique, elegant pre-war coop - waiting for the next owner to make cosmetic upgrades and achieve its full potential.
A hidden gem; this private penthouse situated 18 floors up in a boutique, elegant pre-war coop is waiting for its next owner to make cosmetic upgrades and achieve its full potential.
Enter through your own private elevator landing into a large gallery anchoring the entertaining spaces: a spacious living room flooded with southern light and featuring a wood-burning fireplace, a tranquil solarium with private terrace, a true, separate dining room featuring custom bookshelves and French doors for terrace access, an adjacent eat-in windowed kitchen, and stunning open city views. Completing this floor is a discreet powder room, additional bedroom, full bath, and washing machine with vented dryer.
The upper duplex offers 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths and two large planted terraces. The spacious master bedroom boasts spectacular open southern views and a large planted terrace with an outdoor shower.
Although ready for a renovation, the previous owners took care to make recent upgrades from new tilt and turn windows to wiring for in-wall speakers.
In addition, each of the four terraces feature retractable awnings along with lighting and lattice work. Storage abounds on each level with a multitude of closets, and a separate cage transfers with the sale.
320 East 72nd Street is a coveted white glove pre-war building built as a cooperative in 1930. With multiple doormen, a handyman, porter, and live-in super, it is truly full-service.
Other building amenities include a common laundry room and bike storage. Conveniently located half a block from the 2nd Avenue subway, and in a prime location to cross-town busses, Central Park, the East River Promenade and the best shopping and dining the Upper East Side has to offer.
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