Perched on the 10th floor, this gracious home offers generous proportions and architectural character while seamlessly incorporating a curated collection of contemporary upgrades. The expansive living and dining room is anchored by a wood burning fireplace that lends warmth to the space. High ceilings, hardwood floors and timeless original details create an atmosphere that feels both polished and inviting, equally suited to formal entertaining and comfortable everyday living.

The kitchen is impeccably designed, outfitted with top tier appliances including an eight burner Wolf range with fully vented hood, Sub Zero refrigerator, concealed Miele dishwasher, ASKO Quattro Construction washer dryer, and a deep Shaw's Original farmhouse sink. Abundant cabinetry and counter space support both daily use and elevated cooking. Just beyond, a beautifully finished windowed powder room adds a rare and thoughtful layer of functionality.

The primary bedroom is a tranquil retreat, distinguished by oversized windows, custom built in closets, and a serene windowed ensuite bath with dual sinks. Natural light and carefully selected finishes lend the space a sense of calm and understated luxury. The secondary bedroom is equally well appointed, featuring its own windowed en suite bathroom and an integrated built in desk, ideal for guests, work from home, or both. Thoughtfully upgraded mechanical systems, including a new HVAC installation, deliver effortless climate control throughout the home.

Originally constructed in 1928 and later converted to condominium ownership, 50 East 72nd Street is an intimate, white glove building comprised of just 48 residences across 15 floors. Residents enjoy full service staff, including a live in super. Financing is permitted and pets are welcome.

Perfectly positioned on East 72nd Street, the building places you moments from Central Park and in close proximity to the 6 and Q subway lines as well as multiple bus routes, making daily transit seamless. Beloved neighborhood staples including Sant Ambroeus, Ralph's Coffee, and Café Sabarsky are just nearby, along with destination dining such as Michelin-starred Daniel and The Mark Restaurant by Jean Georges. Madison Avenue's celebrated boutiques and cultural institutions including The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Frick Collection complete a setting that is both vibrant and enduring. Do not miss the opportunity to live at the center of it all!