A Classic 6 Unlike Any Other. Immediately upon opening the front door, it hits you. Beyond the gracious 21 foot long entrance gallery and the oversized 24 foot long living room, and through the extra large windows, is one of the most breathtaking views you will ever see from a Manhattan apartment. In front of you is an unobstructed view of the lush treetops of Riverside Park, the meandering Hudson River all the way past the George Washington Bridge, and the stately apartment houses of Riverside Drive. It is truly an unparalleled view. Every room in this special home is filled with light and views, including the western exposures from the kitchen, dining room and maid's room. Complementing the incomparable views are rooms with gracious proportions and abundant closet space. To top it off, there are three windowed bathrooms and a vented washer/dryer. This oversized Classic 6 is easily convertible to a fabulous three bedroom and three bathroom home with a large kitchen and a nearly 500 square foot living/dining room. There are very few structural columns or load-bearing walls, and the gas and water risers are on exterior walls, opening up endless possibilities for reconfiguration of the space should you desire. If you enjoy the traditional Classic 6 layout, a simple cosmetic renovation of the kitchen and bathrooms is all you will need to make this well-maintained home sparkle again. 330 West 72nd Street is a stunning pre-war cooperative building designed by George and Edward Blum. This full service building was built in 1927 and has four apartments per floor. The building has a full-time doorman, live-in super, bike room and storage room. Please note that some of the photos in this listing are virtually staged. Capital assessment of $193.20/mo.
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