Klasik 8 Elegance Prewar pade agbara ailopin…

Kaabọ si ile prewar to ni itara yi ni 55 East 72nd Street, co-operative ti o wa ni ipo pipe laarin Park ati Madison Avenues. Ni ibẹrẹ, ile yii jẹ klasiki mẹjọ pẹlu awọn yara mẹta, ṣugbọn ni bayi o ti ṣeto bi yara meji, ile yii ti ni itọju pẹlu ifẹ lati ọdọ ẹbi kanna fun ju ọdun ademola mẹrinla lọ—nisinsinyi setan fun ip章节 rẹ tókàn.

Wọle lati ilẹ ikole elevator semi-private ti a pin pẹlu ile miiran kan si aaye ifamọra grand, ti o ṣe idasilẹ akori fun ile ailagbara yii. Yara gbigbe ti o ni iwọn ẹlẹwa, ti a gba ni imọlẹ gusu lati oju ilẹ 15, ni a fi akoko yi si ibikibi ti ina, iyẹn ni ile-iṣere itanna-irin, eyi ti o jẹ ẹyọ kanṣoṣo ni ilé naa—o si fi han awọn iwo ilu ti o ni ẹwa.

Yara jijẹ oselu, pẹlu iwọn to dara ati iwuwasi ariwa, jẹ pipe fun awọn iṣẹlẹ aladugbo ati le ṣiṣẹ bi yara ibẹwẹ tabi yara media. Yara kẹkẹ-kẹkẹ ti o ni awọn ferese mẹta ti o n wo ìwọ̀ o dide ni itọrun yii ni iriri iyalẹnu, ti a le faagun lati ni anfani awọn yara oṣiṣẹ ibẹrẹ, eyi ti o jẹ yara fifọ ati ibi ipamọ ti a ti ṣe ni kikun pẹlu ẹrọ fifọ/tọ́, pẹlú yara-poutu kan ti o wulo.

Yara akọkọ ni ekun ini ni awọn iwuwasi gusu ati ìsa naa, ti n kun aaye pẹlu imọlẹ adayeba. Ẹnu ọkọ bí ẹnu ni o jẹ ki o ṣeeṣe fun itesiwaju. Yara keji, eyiti a lo bi ibèwè tabi ọfiisi, ni aba ti o jẹ ẹnu-ọna. Yara kẹta ti a ṣe ni ibẹrẹ ti wa ni rirọṣi si aaye gbigbe ṣugbọn le ṣee ṣe ni irọrun. Ile yii kun fun alaye tẹlifoonu prewar ti ko ni akoko, pẹlu awọn ibujoko giga, ilẹ igi, ati aaye ipamọ to gbooro kọja.

Ro bẹ́rịnà ìrora rẹ̀ pẹ̀lú kọfí láti Ralph’s ati bagel ti a bà julọ ni Eli’s Market ṣaaju ki o to kója ririn ni Central Park, ti o wa bọkan. O wa ni ayika awọn ọja igbadun ti Madison Avenue ati diẹ ninu awọn ile ounjẹ to dára julọ ni ilu, aṣa ti Upper East Side gidi.

Ti a ṣe ni ọdun 1924 nipasẹ Alfred Joseph Bodker, 55 East 72nd Street jẹ co-operative limestone neo-Renaissance to ni orukọ rere pẹlu iṣẹ doorman wakati 24, alakoso olugbe laaye, ipamọ ikọkọ, yara keke, ati ọgbà to ni irisi ẹlẹwa. Awọn ẹranko, pieds-à-terre, ati iṣuna to 40% ti gba pẹlu ifọwọsi igbimọ. Owo owo inverted 2% ni a san nipasẹ olura.

Classic 8 Prewar elegance meets endless potential…

Welcome to this gracious prewar home at 55 East 72nd Street, a premier cooperative ideally situated between Park and Madison Avenues. Originally a classic eight with three bedrooms, currently configured as a two-bedroom, this residence has been lovingly cared for by the same family for more than fifty years—now ready for its next chapter.

Enter from a semi-private elevator landing shared with only one other residence into a grand entry foyer, setting the tone for this timeless home. The double-width living room, bathed in southern light from the 15th floor, is anchored by a rare double-wide, wood-burning fireplace—the only one of its kind in the building—and showcases charming open city views.

The formal dining room, with its elegant proportions and northern exposure, is ideal for intimate entertaining and could easily serve as a den or media room. The cheery, windowed eat-in kitchen enjoys three west-facing windows and can be expanded to include the original staff room, now a fully equipped laundry and storage room with vented washer/dryer, plus a convenient powder room.

The corner primary bedroom enjoys both southern and eastern exposures, filling the space with natural light. Its windowed bath offers the opportunity for expansion. The second bedroom, currently used as a den or office, has an en suite bath. The original third bedroom has been seamlessly incorporated into the living space but can easily be restored. This home is filled with timeless pre-war details, including high ceilings, hardwood floors, and generous storage space throughout.

Imagine starting your morning with coffee from Ralph’s and a freshly baked bagel from Eli’s Market before taking a stroll through Central Park, just one block away. You’re surrounded by Madison Avenue’s luxury boutiques and some of the city’s finest restaurants, the quintessential Upper East Side lifestyle.

Designed in 1924 by Alfred Joseph Bodker, 55 East 72nd Street is a distinguished neo-Renaissance limestone and brick cooperative with 24-hour doorman service, a live-in resident manager, private storage, bike room, and a beautifully furnished rooftop garden. Pets, pieds-à-terre, and up to 40% financing are permitted with board approval. A 2% flip tax is paid by the buyer.