Sunny Pre-war two bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms! Washer/Dryer at Riverside Park!

An elegant foyer welcomes you to this sun flooded, classic pre-war home. A spacious living/dining room with through wall air conditioning faces south over low historic district townhouses allowing for open city views. The large windowed kitchen offers full size appliances, including washer/dryer, abundant storage and breakfast bar. Down a gallery-style hallway are the secondary and primary bedrooms both spacious, quiet and enjoying the same bright, southern, open exposure. Completing the home are a full sized bathroom and powder room, both windowed as well as hardwood floors and high, beamed ceilings throughout.

Built by George & Edward Blum in nineteen twenty-five, three hundred twenty-two West seventy-second Street is built with red brick, terra cotta and stone. Converted to cooperative in nineteen eighty-nine, this pet-friendly pre-war home offers full-time elevator operator service, a live-in superintendent, gym, laundry, storage, bike room and a landscaped roof deck.

Across the street from Riverside Park's famous Eleanor Roosevelt statue, enjoy easy access to CitiBike, playgrounds, bicycle paths, sports fields, restaurants and dog runs. This home is in the coveted West seventies on the Upper West Side, one of the most desirable, vibrant, beautiful and historic residential neighborhoods in Manhattan. It is conveniently located to Kossar's , Fairway , Trader Joe's , Citarella , The Beacon Theater and the one , two & three subways. Enjoy the neighborhood; for in addition to fantastic dining and shopping venues it is a very short distance to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and multiple cinemas.