Perfectly positioned on tree-lined East 72nd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues, this renovated prewar, two-bedroom, two-bath apartment is a must see. From a semi-private elevator vestibule, one enters a well-appointed foyer complete with stylish wallpaper and notable prewar details, including crown molding and hardwood floors. The foyer leads into a spacious living/dining room complete with custom millwork bookcases as well as four windows, allowing for both north and south exposures. The living room’s scale easily accommodates multiple seating arrangements as well as the placement of a dining table. The primary bedroom is graciously proportioned and features two north-facing windows, custom millwork storage, as well as an additional closet. The ensuite, windowed primary bath has been attractively renovated in a classic style. The apartment’s second bedroom also features two north-facing windows and two large closets. A classically renovated, windowed hall bath is easily accessed just outside the bedroom. The apartment’s renovated, eat-in kitchen features updated appliances as well as ample counterspace, custom cabinetry, and abundant storage. Additional notable details of this wonderful prewar apartment include multiple closets, through the wall air conditioning, as well as a washer and vented dryer. Designed by noted architectural firm, Cross & Cross, 155 East 72nd Street is a sought-after Lenox Hill prewar cooperative located on a coveted block. Shareholders benefit from a full-time doorman, a live-in Resident Manager, a recently constructed fitness center, laundry facilities, and individual private storage. The cooperative permits pets, 50% financing, and there is a 3% flip tax. Pied-a-terres are permitted with Board approval.