320 E 72Nd St

320 East 72nd Street is a 19‑story, 41‑unit prewar cooperative completed in 1930 by architect Lafayette Goldstone. The building presents classic Upper East Side masonry and retains many original details while incorporating modern updates: a recently renovated lobby, a reconstructed façade and an updated roof terrace. Units are large multi‑room residences—primarily three- and four‑bedroom Classic 7 and Classic 8 floorplans—with high beamed or coffered ceilings, decorative moldings, hardwood floors, working wood‑burning fireplaces, formal dining rooms, butler’s pantries and separate staff rooms that can serve as offices or extra bedrooms. Many apartments feature private semi‑private or private elevator landings, expansive galleries, abundant built‑in millwork, windowed eat‑in kitchens with high‑end appliances, multiple full ensuite bathrooms, in‑unit washer/dryers and significant closet and storage provisions; most sales convey with a basement storage cage. Common areas and services emphasize traditional white‑glove standards: 24‑hour doormen, porters, live‑in superintendent, on‑site handyman and mail delivery to the door. Building amenities include a planted roof terrace, bike room and a central laundry; the coop permits pets, up to 65% financing, co‑purchasing and pied‑à‑terre ownership. The building’s Upper East Side location offers immediate access to the Q and N subway lines, multiple bus routes, crosstown service, neighborhood restaurants, shops and cultural institutions, supporting a residential lifestyle that balances grand prewar scale with full‑service convenience.