The Gad Gazette
Thursday, October 29, 2026New York · Real Estate and Construction

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330 East 72nd Street, photograph 2330 East 72nd Street

For Sale

330 East 72nd Street Now Offered

Six bedrooms, six baths, 4,750 square feet. Apartment in Upper East Side.

Asking $6,000,000

Common charges $5,727/mo · Taxes $5,644/mo


Spacious and recently renovated, this 6 bedroom, 6 bath duplex condo offers 4750 sq ft across the 9th and 10th floors of a boutique Upper East Side building. With ceilings over 9 ft, multiple exposures (south, north, and east), and a Poggenpohl chef’s kitchen with Viking appliances, the home combines comfort with modern convenience. Renovations completed this year include new finish floors, new kitchen floors, redesigned stairs, and a new HVAC system. The apartment has been rented for the past three years and is leased through the end of November, providing both immediate income and a move in ready option.

The 9th floor includes large living and dining rooms, an eat in kitchen, home office/sitting room, and a south facing primary suite with excellent closet space and en suite bath. The 10th floor features a spacious family room, multiple large bedrooms, marble baths, staff room, and laundry. Both levels are accessed by a keyed elevator, offering privacy and ease.

This 12 unit boutique building offers a full time doorman, gym, playroom, large storage locker, and a newly renovated lobby. Located near the Q train, parks, shops, and restaurants, pets are welcome.

Turn key opportunity.

Owner/Broker

Building features: Full Time Doorman, Part Time Porter, Part Time Super, Gym, Playroom, Storage room. Home features: Triple Exposure, High Ceiling, Great for Entertaining, Chef Kitchen, Den.

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