165 E 72Nd St

A post‑war cooperative constructed in 1960, this 20‑story white‑glove building sits in Manhattan’s Upper East Side and offers one-, two- and four‑bedroom residence types across well‑proportioned floors. The exterior presents a traditional mid‑century façade with setback terraces on upper floors for select homes; many units include private balconies or small outdoor spaces. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood or restored parquet floors, crown moldings, chandeliers and custom millwork; typical apartment layouts include entry foyers, separate dining rooms, well‑appointed eat‑in or windowed kitchens with granite counters and pantries, and generous closet systems including walk‑ins and his‑and‑hers arrangements. Bathrooms are often renovated with double vanities and soaking tubs; several homes have den or library conversions and formal dining areas. Shared building services are full‑service: 24‑hour doormen, concierge, elevator operators and a live‑in superintendent/porter. Resident amenities include an on‑site garage with interior access, a fitness room, bike room, laundry, building storage and private storage lockers; bicycle storage and a handyman/porter enhance daily convenience. The co‑op’s governance is described as financially strong with moderate maintenance and typical board policies permitting pets, pieds‑à‑terre and co‑purchasers subject to approval; washer/dryers are allowed with board consent. The location is centrally placed near Third Avenue and East 72nd Street, within easy reach of Central Park, museums, fine dining and multiple subway lines, supporting a classic Upper East Side lifestyle.