US EditionThe Upper East Side co-op where George Plimpton entertained the literary elite asks $5.25M
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The Upper East Side co-op where George Plimpton entertained the literary elite asks $5.25M
This house-sized duplex at 541 East 72nd Street, like so many of its Upper East Side neighbors, represents an era in New York City’s social and cultural history. The 4,700-square-foot co-op is the former residence of literary luminary George Plimpton. The journalist, writer, and editor was known for hosting the city’s literary elite. Asking $5,250,000, the duplex also housed the offices of The Paris Review, which Plimpton co-founded. The five-be…
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