50 East 72 Street   Unit 5C

Gave up signed contract at $2,148,000 due to delays with buyers ability to get cash to U.S.

Situated off of Park Avenue and a stones throw from Central Park, this recently and impeccably renovated two-bedroom home presents an incredible opportunity for the discerning buyer. Not often found in this enviable locale, this rare pre-war condo boasts period details such as 10-foot ceiling height, original hardwood flooring, arched entryways, picture and baseboard moldings, and a wood-burning fireplace all lovingly incorporated into a modern designer aesthetic.

The well-curated space is entered through a gracious foyer, replete with two large closets. A formal windowed dining room, currently being used as a home office, leads to the renovated windowed kitchen. White marble countertops, high end appliances including a Sub-Zero fridge and Miele range, a deep farmhouse sink, and an abundance of custom cabinetry with pantry present a chef and novice alike a perfect setting for culinary creativity. A small laundry room, off of the kitchen, boasts a fully-vented washer and dryer. The home is further benefited from a large living space with stunning herringbone flooring, that currently accommodates both living and dining comfortably. The gorgeous windowed bathrooms, also newly renovated, feature white marble floor tiles, subway tiled walls, a rain shower head, and elegant hardware and fixtures. The ample corner primary bedroom boasts three closets and is incredibly quiet. The second bedroom offers a well designed built-in to add additional storage beyond the rooms closet. Additionally, a large storage unit in the buildings basement is included in the sale.

This incredibly well-maintained pre-war condominium building, built in 1928, is an exquisite example of the period. The beautiful lobby is well attended to by a full-time doorman, and the building and its residents are cared for by a live-in super and porters. The buildings location is ideally situated amongst the neighborhoods top boutiques, restaurants, art galleries, and museums.