Building: 116 West 72nd Street

116 West 72nd Street is an attractive, Italian Renaissance-palazzo style, pre-war cooperative situated mid-block just west of Columbus Avenue in a prime location in the Upper West Side. It was designed by renowned pre-war master architects Schwartz & Gross and built in 1930. The building rises15 stories and has 69 apartments comprising mostly of 1 bedrooms, but there are also some studios and 2 bedroom units.

It is owned by 116 West 72nd St. Realty and was converted to co-op in 1984.
The building’s amenities include a live-in super, central laundry room and one of the lowest maintenances on the Upper West Side. Pets are not allowed. Financing is 80% and there is no flip tax.

The building is centrally located on the Upper West Side and is close to Central Park, and the many restaurants and boutiques along Columbus Avenue and Broadway. It is also midway between 2 different subway stations, the B & C lines on Central Park West, and the 1, 2 & 3 lines at Broadway and 72nd Street. The Lincoln Center District is only a few blocks to the south.

Description provided by Duncan A. Lonsdale