530 East 72 Street   Unit 16B

Welcome to an OVERSIZED JUNIOR 4 apartment (approx. 1000sf) with 1.5 baths, huge rooms, open sun-filled exposure, and river-views! The apartment is large enough for the dining alcove to easily convert to a second bedroom, still leaving ample room for a huge living room and dining area. The primary bedroom is ultra-spacious and without any trouble accommodates a king-sized bed and as much furniture as you would like, as well as an office space.
This apartment is a wonderful opportunity to have it all. It does need renovation - but it has all the elements you would want in an apartment: SIZE, VIEWS, LUXURY BUILDING, and THE ABILITY TO HAVE A WASHER/DRYER!
Other details include FIVE closets, three of them are WALK-IN, and hardwood parquet floors throughout. The galley kitchen, with two entrances enjoys lots of counters-space and storage. If you choose to create a second bedroom where the windowed dining alcove is, it will be a very comfortable space, able to accommodate a queen-sized bed, and also have its own heat and air-conditioning unit.
Additionally, the apartment is very quiet, which isn't often easy to find in Manhattan, and enjoys a fantastic Northeast view of the river, bridges and the street below.
530 East 72nd Street (The Edgewater) is a full-service luxury cooperative that is impeccably maintained and professionally managed. It is nestled on a tree-lined cul-de-sac right off the East River which features a seating area where you can enjoy the beautiful views. Only three blocks from the Second Ave subway (Q train) 72nd Street crosstown bus, plus the #31 bus along York Avenue, makes this location very convenient. You are minutes from excellent dining, shopping, both public and private schools, parks, and the the East River Promenade.
Residents will enjoy a 24-hour doorman, concierge, resident superintendent, modern laundry room and garage. The coop-op permits 65% financing, pied-a-terres, guarantors, co-purchasing, gifting, and one dog per apartment under 35 pounds
There is a $300 assessment per month for capital improvements through March, 2026