150 E 72nd Street 6S

Agent's Note

From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Sothebys International Realty.

Designed in 1914 by Schwartz & Gross, 150 East 72nd Street is a prewar condominium that was later reimagined, and this 2,346-square-foot apartment keeps the room-by-room plan of its era. You'll enter from a private landing into a gallery, and the main rooms open from there in a sequence that suits formal entertaining.

The living room has a wood-burning fireplace and flows into the formal dining room, so the two rooms work together when you host. A windowed kitchen sits beside the dining room, with a butler's pantry and a staff room nearby, which gives the kitchen more separation from the entertaining space than most open plans do.

The primary suite is on a corner and has a windowed en-suite bath, along with a dressing room that can serve as a home office. A separate hall bath serves the other bedrooms, so guests have their own bathroom away from the primary suite.

The listing describes high ceilings and sunlit exposures in every room. The photos are virtually staged, and the rooms will look different once you see them without the furniture. Hardwood floors and city and skyline views round out the main rooms.

The building has a 24-hour doorman, a full staff and a live-in resident manager, along with an elevator, a gym, a bike room, a children's playroom and laundry in the building. Cats and dogs are allowed. Central Park is about 8 minutes away on foot, the 6 train at 68 St-Hunter College is about 4 minutes, and Morton Williams is about 3 minutes.