Building: 155 East 72nd Street

Historical and elegant, 155 East 72nd Street is a premier white glove, pre-war cooperative built in 1928 by architect Cross and Cross. This landmarked building was once home to the 103rd mayor of New York City, John Vliet Lindsay.

Standing 16 stories tall, the building features a limestone base, red brick facade and a double-height lobby. There are 34 generous apartments, most consisting of original layout duplexes. There are two separate elevator banks providing semi-private landings to all apartments.

Located on the North side of 72nd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues, on the highly desirable Upper East Side. Situated in close proximity to Central Park, world class shopping and dining, fitness gyms and major transportation including express bus lines, the Q-train and the Lexington Avenue train.

This sophisticated, pet-friendly, full-service cooperative has a 24-hour attended lobby, new gym and a resident manager. Washer and dryers are permitted. Each apartment has a spacious private storage unit in the basement. 50% financing is permitted and pied-a-terres are allowed.

Description Provided By: Kiril Kalundziski