515 East 72nd Street, #29D
346 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: May 15, 2023Last Price Change: -2.1% ($50,000) on Jan 5Days on Market: 346Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Lenox Hill (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 259 times
Monthly Common Charges:
$1,840
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$1,913
Total Taxes & Fees:
$3,753
($3.23/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$12,677
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$16,430
($14.13/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($460,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Location and Price: This luxurious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condominium is located at 515 East 72nd Street, #29D in the prestigious Lenox Hill neighborhood and is listed for $2,300,000.
- Property Details: The southeast corner residence on the 29th floor offers approximately 1,163 ft2 of living space, featuring extra-large windows, walnut floors, a state of the art open windowed kitchen, and many upgrades and custom millwork.
- Stunning Views: The property boasts a balcony with direct East River views, offering a breathtaking panorama of bridges, the river, and the city.
- Building Information: The building was constructed in 1986 and converted in 2006, housing 365 apartments across 41 floors.
- Amenities: The building offers a wealth of amenities including a full-time doorman and concierge, a spa with a competition-sized saltwater indoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness equipment, a basketball court, a large private garden, a 40,000-square-foot amenity center, and more.
- Monthly Charges: The monthly common charges are $1,840, with real estate taxes amounting to $1,913, bringing the total taxes and fees to $3,753.
Description
Amazing Southeast Corner Residence on 29th Floor with the balcony!
Double exposure with direct East River views, extra-large windows and walnut floors.
State of the art open windowed kitchen. This apartment has many upgrades and custom millwork.
Your Neighborhood- From East 59th up to 96th Street, the Upper East Side epitomizes elegance and class. Yet it is not only comfort and prestige that attracts both singles and families to this area, it is convenient too.
The Upper East Side is not far from New York’s best midtown shopping, has excellent private and public schools, and perhaps best of all is a short stroll away from Central Park, the magnificently planned gardens which are the size of Monaco. Shops such as Dylan’s Candy Bar, the Windsor Florist, Serendipity and Bloomingdales grace the area, providing a rich retail experience (aside from mention of the famous stretch of shops within easy walking distance) Among the excellent private adn public schools in the area are: The Convent of the Sacred Heart; The Hewitt School; Manhattan High School for Girls; Dominican Academy; Marymount School; The Spence School; Allen-Stevenson School; The Nightingale-Bamford School; The Browning School; The Buckley School; St. Bernard’s School; St. David’s School; Regis High School; Birch Wathen Lenox School; Dalton School; Loyola School; Lycée Francais de New York; La Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi; Rudolph Steiner School; Trevor Day School; Ramaz School; Robert Louis Stevenson School (PS183);PS 77 The Lower Lab school; East Side Middle School; Lillie Devereux Blake School (PS6); East Side Middle School (PS158); Senator Robert F. Wagner Middle School (JHS 167); Talent Unlimited High School; Eleanor Roosevelt High School; Hunter College High School; Urban Academy Laboratory High School; Cornell University Medical School; Hunter College; Marymount Manhattan College; Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Rockefeller University; Metropolitan Hospital (NY Medical College). The Upper East Side’s museums – from the grand Metropolitan, through to the spiral Guggenheim, the innovative Whitney, the quietly elegant Neue Gallerie and the vast mansions-turned-museums, such as the Frick and the Cooper-Hewitt, mean this area has the greatest concentration of artistic treasures anywhere on earth.
And while the Upper East Side is the number one choice for New York’s high society, there are also some more affordable streets close by too. For more temporary stays of residence, the area boasts hotels such as the Carlyle, Hotel Wales, Hotel 57 and Helmsley Carlton House. Cafe Sabarsky, Aureole, Serefina Fabulous Grill, Orsay and the Park Avenue Cafe number among the many restaurant options for fine dining in the neighborhood.
For cocktails and elegant lounge atmosphere, there are many hotel bars, such as The Library, and other hot nightspots like the Terrace Bar and the Metropolitan Museum Rooftop Garden Bar.
CALL TODAY FOR A PRIVATE VIEWING!
Double exposure with direct East River views, extra-large windows and walnut floors.
State of the art open windowed kitchen. This apartment has many upgrades and custom millwork.
Your Neighborhood- From East 59th up to 96th Street, the Upper East Side epitomizes elegance and class. Yet it is not only comfort and prestige that attracts both singles and families to this area, it is convenient too.
The Upper East Side is not far from New York’s best midtown shopping, has excellent private and public schools, and perhaps best of all is a short stroll away from Central Park, the magnificently planned gardens which are the size of Monaco. Shops such as Dylan’s Candy Bar, the Windsor Florist, Serendipity and Bloomingdales grace the area, providing a rich retail experience (aside from mention of the famous stretch of shops within easy walking distance) Among the excellent private adn public schools in the area are: The Convent of the Sacred Heart; The Hewitt School; Manhattan High School for Girls; Dominican Academy; Marymount School; The Spence School; Allen-Stevenson School; The Nightingale-Bamford School; The Browning School; The Buckley School; St. Bernard’s School; St. David’s School; Regis High School; Birch Wathen Lenox School; Dalton School; Loyola School; Lycée Francais de New York; La Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi; Rudolph Steiner School; Trevor Day School; Ramaz School; Robert Louis Stevenson School (PS183);PS 77 The Lower Lab school; East Side Middle School; Lillie Devereux Blake School (PS6); East Side Middle School (PS158); Senator Robert F. Wagner Middle School (JHS 167); Talent Unlimited High School; Eleanor Roosevelt High School; Hunter College High School; Urban Academy Laboratory High School; Cornell University Medical School; Hunter College; Marymount Manhattan College; Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Rockefeller University; Metropolitan Hospital (NY Medical College). The Upper East Side’s museums – from the grand Metropolitan, through to the spiral Guggenheim, the innovative Whitney, the quietly elegant Neue Gallerie and the vast mansions-turned-museums, such as the Frick and the Cooper-Hewitt, mean this area has the greatest concentration of artistic treasures anywhere on earth.
And while the Upper East Side is the number one choice for New York’s high society, there are also some more affordable streets close by too. For more temporary stays of residence, the area boasts hotels such as the Carlyle, Hotel Wales, Hotel 57 and Helmsley Carlton House. Cafe Sabarsky, Aureole, Serefina Fabulous Grill, Orsay and the Park Avenue Cafe number among the many restaurant options for fine dining in the neighborhood.
For cocktails and elegant lounge atmosphere, there are many hotel bars, such as The Library, and other hot nightspots like the Terrace Bar and the Metropolitan Museum Rooftop Garden Bar.
CALL TODAY FOR A PRIVATE VIEWING!
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