This Charming, Heart-of-the-West-Side, Corner, One-Bedroom, Pre-war co-op -- with Super Low Monthly Charges -- is truly a Gem! Hey, for a fabulous, fun lifestyle and convenience, it doesn't get much better than living on West 72nd Street between Columbus and Amsterdam -- just one block to Central Park, with Riverside Park close by as well. And, of course, there is always so much going on at Lincoln Center. I love the ambiance of the Upper West Side, it's so friendly and casual, such a vibrant, culturally rich community.

This wonderful, pin-drop quiet home features a virtual doorman and pre-war details, including 9'2" beamed ceilings and hardwood floors.

The bedroom, which faces south, gets lovely light all day long and can easily accommodate a king-size bed, while it has custom top-down/bottom-up blinds, a generous custom closet and more. The ensuite bathroom, which has been beautifully renovated with white Carrara marble, features a window and bathtub with a shower.

The Renovated Open Kitchen has ample counter space, Stainless Steel Appliances, including a Bosch Dishwasher, Quartz Counters, an Island and 2 windows.

Wow! Talk about closets, there is a huge, Customized, Walk-in-Closet in the living room and another Generous Customized closet in the bedroom too.

This exciting neighborhood has too many perks to list, including a plethora of fabulous restaurants -- from fine dining to casual fare, coffee and ice cream shops, bakeries and iconic markets like Fairway and Zabars. And, Trader Joe's is just half a block away!

Talk about it being easy to zip around town! There is a crosstown bus on 72nd Street, while the 1, 2 & 3 subways are half a block away, and the B & C are one block away.

This friendly, co-op features a Virtual Doorman, 2 Elevators, a Live-in Super, Bike Storage (when available), a Laundry Room and Storage Spaces (when available). Heat and hot water are included. Pied-a-terre, guarantors & co-purchasing will be considered on case-by-case-basis. Sorry, no pets.

This Italian Renaissance, pre-war gem was designed by notable architects Schwartz & Gross and built in 1930.

Currently, there is an assessment of $408.13 per month through the end of May 2027, for a planned refresh of the hallways.