320 E 72nd Street #8-B

GRAND & GORGEOUS Built in 1930, and reinvented for 2019, here is the updated, over-scaled 7-room home ideal for all of your growing needs. With elegant proportions, high ceilings, Brazilian Chestnut wood floors and an easy-to-live flow, this grand and gorgeous, easy-to-love residence is a stand-out home for all the right reasons. The large foyer/gallery is practical and pretty -- a welcoming and attractive gateway to the 25-ft long, Park Avenue-scaled living room. Ideal for entertaining, this expansive room -- with wood-burning fireplace -- easily accommodates multiple seating areas and a grand piano ? with room to spare. Formal dining is graciously accommodated in this home?s sizeable dining room. Epically scaled, the dining room is perfect for parties, yet flexible and readily repurposed as a bonus den or extra bedroom if need be. The service pantry offers good cabinet space, ample stone counters, a washer/dryer (vented), and a perfect proximity to this huge home?s windowed, eat-in kitchen. Stainless appliances (by Miele, Viking and Subzero), a vented stove-hood, and plentiful cabinets and ebony granite counters give this kitchen a delightful edge for any cook. Every bedroom is well-scaled, quiet, and cheerful ? and each is served by its own full, en-suite, marble bathroom. Even the fourth bedroom ? a flexible, bonus, maid?s room/study -- offers a full in-room bath. Here is a formidable residence with good closet space, good light, and a good feel. Handsomely positioned in its prized, full-service, pet-friendly cooperative, this rambling residence enjoys a wonderful staff, a large private storage space, building roof access, and a location renowned for its new-found convenience. Perfectly prime to all area cultural, shopping, dining and entertainment destinations, this beautiful, coveted address now has enviable access to the freshly built Second Avenue Subway line. This grand and gorgeous home beautifully embodies the hallmarks of its treasured building ? noted as one of NYC?s ?Top 50 Addresses.? In 1930, architect Lafayette Goldstone created large, luxury, cooperative residences attractive to those in search of quiet elegance and stupendous scale. In 2019, this big beauty ? which gracefully stands the test of time -- still allows you to stretch out, still offers a luxurious lifestyle, and still warms your heart.