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310 W 72ND Street PH1

$1,850,000

MLS# RLS20126474 · Lincoln Square

Listed November 12, 2026 · 1 day on the market

2 Beds 1 Baths

About This Property

Penthouse of your Dreams

Penthouse 1 at 310 West 72nd Street pairs a garden in the sky with an interior shaped by an artist's sensibility. This enchanting Upper West Side penthouse, with a renovation designed by Billings / Turoff Architects, was conceived around the connection between architecture, light, and outdoor living.

Inspired by the geometric forms of 20th-century Cubism, the home's architectural composition creates a distinctive setting for everyday life. Every window was custom designed and manufactured, with frames finished in a custom "Frank Lloyd Wright" red. Tall windows and glazed double doors draw the eye toward the beautifully planted terrace, bringing greenery and sky into the living space. The open living and dining area offers a warm, inviting backdrop for quiet afternoons and evenings with friends, with the garden always in view.

Materials and lighting lend the interior a distinctive history. Floor tile reclaimed from a historic French chateau brings texture and character underfoot. Sconces sourced from Europe were designed by French architect Charlotte Perriand, licensed by the Musee des Arts Decoratifs, and included in its February 1985 exhibition. Rewired for U.S. current, they add another considered layer to the home's design.

Stretching more than 40 feet along the home, the private terrace is its defining pleasure, graced by all-day light from the east in the morning- south throughout the day- and west during the sunset magic hour. Mature plantings, room for outdoor dining and lounging, and a grill supplied by piped natural gas create an irresistible setting for morning coffee, leisurely dinners, and tending a garden above the city. An automatic irrigation system provides the regular watering essential to the terrace's landscaping. Here, outdoor living becomes part of the daily rhythm.

Beautifully grained teak cabinetry, reclaimed from the same French chateau as the floor tile, gives the open chef's kitchen its rich, warm character. The wood's quartersawn cut reveals distinctive grain patterns, complemented by Vermont soapstone countertops for a handsome interplay of natural materials. Matching teak panels integrate the Sub-Zero refrigerator and Miele dishwasher into the cabinetry, carrying its distinctive grain throughout the kitchen.

A professional six-burner Garland range anchors this thoughtfully equipped workspace, with a range hood ducted through the roof to vent outside. An Advantium oven offers microwave, broiling, convection, and roasting functions, while a recessed ceiling niche provides space for hanging cookware. Counter seating keeps the conversation flowing between kitchen and living room.

The bedroom and a separate den, or second bedroom both overlook the terrace, extending the garden connection into the home's more private spaces. The den offers flexibility as an office or additional sitting room and can easily be converted into a second bedroom. The primary bedroom features a walk-in closet and additional closet storage. A skylight brings natural light into the bathroom, whose ventilation is also ducted through the roof to the outdoors.

Thoughtful infrastructure supports everyday comfort. Roof-mounted, ducted central air conditioning is controlled by a smart thermostat, keeping window openings clear of air-conditioning units. Additional soundproofing is installed along both shared walls, in the living room and bedroom. Speaker cabling serves the living area, primary bedroom, den, and terrace. A welcoming entrance foyer, multiple closets, and radiator heat complete the home.

310 West 72nd Street was built in 1924 and has 117 residences across 16 floors. It offers a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, playroom, laundry, bike room, and rental storage. Riverside Park, Trader Joe's, and the 1, 2, and 3 trains are close by.

After two years of ownership and residency, subletting may be approved by the Board solely for undue financial hardship. One-year terms may be renewed once, with a fee equal to 5% of gross annual rent. Washer/dryers may be installed with board approval. Pied a terres are considered with board approval. Pets are welcome.

The current elevator assessment of $870 per month ends December 31, 2026. A new assessment of $754 per month for boiler replacement and related upgrades will run from January 1 through December 31, 2027, in addition to regular maintenance.

Agent's Note

From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC.

Tall windows and glazed double doors connect the open living and dining area to a terrace that the listing describes as stretching more than 40 feet along the home. From the main room, the garden is always in view, and I like that the outdoor space sits inside the daily rhythm of the apartment rather than apart from it.

The terrace gets light from the east in the morning, the south through the day and the west at sunset, according to the listing. It has mature plantings, room for outdoor dining and lounging, and a grill on piped natural gas. An automatic irrigation system handles the regular watering, which matters when you're tending a garden above the city.

The kitchen is built around quartersawn teak cabinetry with Vermont soapstone countertops. A Sub-Zero refrigerator and a Miele dishwasher sit behind matching teak panels, and a professional six-burner Garland range anchors the cooking area, with its hood ducted through the roof. An Advantium oven covers microwave, broiling, convection and roasting, and a recessed ceiling niche holds cookware. The renovation was designed by Billings / Turoff Architects, and the floor tile was reclaimed from a historic French chateau.

The home is in Lincoln Square on the Upper West Side. Riverside Park is about one minute on foot, and the 72 St station, with the 1, 2 and 3 trains, is about 5 minutes away. Trader Joe's is also about 5 minutes on foot. As a co-op, the purchase goes through the building's board, so your broker or an attorney is the right person to walk you through that process.

Quick answers+

Does the apartment have private outdoor space?

Yes. The apartment has a private terrace of over 60 square feet that stretches more than 40 feet along the home.

Does the building have an elevator?

Yes, the building has an elevator.

Are pets allowed?

Yes, pets are allowed in the building.

Property Features

Policies

  • Pets allowed

Home features

  • City lights view
  • City view
  • Panoramic view
  • River view
  • Skyline view
  • Dishwasher
  • Dining area
  • High ceilings
  • Walk-in closets
  • Private garden
  • Private outdoor space (over 60 sq ft)
  • Terrace

Building amenities

Services and facilities

  • Elevator

Estimate

Monthly Cost & Closing Costs

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$12,933 / month

  • Principal and interest$9,355
  • Maintenance$3,578

Due at closing

  • Down payment (20%)$370,000
  • NYS “mansion tax” (1%)$18,500

Co-op share loans aren't subject to mortgage recording tax. Not included: attorney, title insurance, lender and appraisal fees, board application and move-in fees, flip tax and prepaid items. Estimates only, based on the published New York State rates. Your attorney and lender will confirm the real figures.

Location & Nearby

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310 W 72ND Street PH1

Subway

  • 12372 StAbout 5 min walk · Accessible
  • 179 StAbout 10 min walk
  • 166 St-Lincoln CenterAbout 12 min walk · Accessible

Parks

  • Riverside ParkAbout 1 min walk
  • Riverside Park SouthAbout 3 min walk
  • Theodore Roosevelt ParkAbout 13 min walk

Public schools · Elementary schools

  • P.S. 199 Jesse Isidor StrausAbout 4 min walk
  • Special Music SchoolAbout 9 min walk
  • The Anderson SchoolAbout 10 min walk

Middle schools

  • M.S. M245 The Computer SchoolAbout 10 min walk
  • M.S. M247 Dual Language Middle SchoolAbout 10 min walk

High schools

  • Urban Assembly School for Media Studies, TheAbout 9 min walk
  • High School of Arts and TechnologyAbout 9 min walk

Colleges & universities

  • The Juilliard SchoolAbout 11 min walk
  • John Jay College (CUNY)About 17 min walk
  • New York Institute of TechnologyAbout 19 min walk
  • Bard Graduate CenterAbout 22 min walk

Museums

  • American Folk Art MuseumAbout 13 min walk
  • Children's Museum of ManhattanAbout 15 min walk
  • Museum of Biblical ArtAbout 18 min walk
  • American Museum of Natural HistoryAbout 20 min walk

Walking times are estimates. Schools shown are the nearest public and charter schools and are not zone assignments; a nearby school is not necessarily the one an address is zoned for. Confirm zoning with the NYC Department of Education. Sources: MTA, NYC Parks and NYC Department of City Planning open data.

The Neighborhood

About Upper West Side

Lincoln Square is covered by our Upper West Side guide.

Grand prewar residences flanked by two iconic parks and world-renowned cultural institutions.

Walkability

9/10

Public transit

9/10

Schools

10/10

Dining

9/10

Groceries & parks

9/10

Schools in Upper West Side

Strong public schools like PS 87 and PS 199, top progressive private schools, and many students who transition into elite NYC high schools.

Private schools in the area include Collegiate School, Trinity School, Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School, The Calhoun School.

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Listing Courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC

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