59 E 72nd St #2D

Nestled in one of the city’s premier neighborhoods, and perfectly situated between Park Avenue and Madison Avenue, this boutique and elegant pre-war building presents a generously sized true one-bedroom residence. Meticulously renovated to the highest standards, this home not only boasts impeccable finishes and ample space but also serves as a gateway to quintessential Upper East Side living, with direct access to Central Park just one block away.

Featuring lofty ceiling heights exceeding 10 feet and abundant natural light, the intelligently designed floor plan includes an entry foyer with the kitchen discreetly tucked behind the main room. This layout provides more than enough space for elegant entertaining and accommodates an oversized sitting area. The gracious bedroom showcases tree-top Northern views, complemented by ample closets and storage.

Pin-drop quiet yet fully equipped, this one-bedroom gem offers a windowed and renovated kitchen with chic custom cabinetry, an Ann Sacks subway tile backsplash, Caesarstone Quartz countertops, and Bertazzoni appliances, including an off-the-counter speed oven and dishwasher, completing this renovation.

The windowed bathroom exudes elegance, clad in thick grey marble slab with modern basketweave tile flooring and a sleek glass splash guard over the oversized cast-iron bathtub. These details contribute to a well-executed modern classic aesthetic in this well-proportioned bathroom.

Centrally located west of Park Avenue, 2D is walking distance to major transportation including the 6/Q trains, Whole Foods, Museums, the Central Park Boathouse and sailboat pond. This is a pet-friendly building that welcomes pied-à-terre. With 75% financing allowed and the seller covering the 2% flip tax, this residence offers convenience and flexibility. Washers/dryers are located in the basement, and the property includes a private storage locker for a small annual fee. The newly renovated lobby ensures a secure fob entry for residents.

Enjoy this serene getaway in the heart of the Upper East Side.