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.<br> 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!<br> 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.<br> 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.<br> 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.<br> 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<br> There is a $300 assessment per month for capital improvements through March, 2026<br>