Recently 212 West 72nd Street on the Upper West Side reached its 65 percent sold milestone. Located at the intersection of West 72nd Street and Broadway, the building was once known as The Corner, a rental property. Centurion Property Investors redeveloped the property with CetraRuddy Architecture, bringing 106 residences to market with roomy interiors, open living areas, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Apartment 18G’s living and dining area at 212 West 72nd Street by Jason Schmitz
Fitness terrace at 212 West 72nd Street by Dona Dotan
212 West 72nd Street offers a limited selection of premium larger three-to-five-bedroom residences priced from $3.495 million, with multipurpose rooms that can be used as a home office, media room, or children’s playroom. Kitchens are finished with Miele appliances, Quartzite countertops and backsplashes, and custom cabinetry. Bathrooms are equipped with Kohler and Waterwork fixers and original mirrors and light fixtures designed by CetraRuddy.
Rooftop lounge at 212 West 72nd Street by Donna Dotan
Rooftop terrace at 212 West 72nd Street by Donna Dotan
The building also offers spacious two-bedroom homes from $2.075 million. Residence 3L, the only two-bedroom home remaining at the building with a private terrace, recently launched at $2.995 million. Also added to market are two penthouses priced from $13.5 million and boasting up to 6,000 square feet of combined indoor/outdoor space.
7H’s kitchen at 212 West 72nd Street by Jason Schmitz
The private outdoor spaces with sweeping Upper West Side views, a feature of many of the residences, has attributed to the sales success. This is true of Residence 18G which sold with an asking price of $8.55 million; the four-bedroom, 2,770-square-foot home with a large terrace allowed for indoor/outdoor living.
“The design of this residence is truly extraordinary. Terraces like this are hard to come by in Manhattan, especially on the Upper West Side,” said Lisa Lippman of Brown Harris Stevens, who co-brokered the deal. “The buyers were immediately drawn to the modern finishes, open layout, and the incredible natural light that floods the space. They also loved how the indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly connected. Having outdoor space with stunning views was a top priority for them, and this home delivered, not just within the residence but also through the building’s incredible amenities, like the rooftop lounge and its beautiful fireplace, which provided a real sense of connection to the vibrant energy of the Upper West Side.”
16G’s secondary bedroom at 212 West 72nd Street by Jason Schmitz
16G’s living room at 212 West 72nd Street by Jason Schmitz
“The design of this residence is truly remarkable. The terrace alone is a rare find in Manhattan, let alone the Upper West Side,” said Lisa Lippman of Brown Steven Harris who co-brokered the deal. “The buyer was particularly drawn to the home’s modern finishes and open layouts and how it was such a seamless transition from indoor to outdoor with the big floor-to-ceiling windows and terrace. Outdoor space was essential, and it extended from the home and into the amenities, especially the amazing roof lounge that gives you such an amazing connection to the vibrancy of the Upper West Side streets.”
Children’s playroom at 212 West 72nd Street by Donna Dotan
Fitness Studio at 212 West 72nd Street by Donna Dotan
There is a wide range of amenities at 212 West 72nd Street, with the highlight being a newly completed rooftop showcasing panoramic vistas of the city skyline. Residents will also have access to an outdoor kitchen and multiple seating areas. Additional amenities include a full-time lobby, a fitness area designed by The Wright Fit, with indoor and outdoor training areas, a resident’s lounge, children’s playroom, and a landscaped courtyard terrace.
Residences are available for immediate occupancy. For more information or to schedule a private tour of these immediately available homes, please contact 212-721-1200 or email [email protected]. 212 West 72nd Street has an on-site sales gallery and brand new model residences.
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I believe “east” should be “west” in the title.
So basically $2000 a foot.
That’s why he of the busiest noisiest locations in the city, so those windows better be thick and soundproof
Upper west is one of the quietest Manhattan neighborhoods
Beware the building that conveniently forgets to show you its façade – both here and on its website.
These materials are likely to have security already in place as open spaces: Thanks.