Elegant, ornate, and expensive. In many ways, those three words describe the tiny enclave of Sutton Place, an upscale neighborhood that has grown around the street of the same name. Although part of Midtown Manhattan, Sutton Place feels at times disconnected from the rest of New York City. Its wealth of brick apartment buildings with exquisite detailing house some of the city’s famous residents, while the Midtown skyline seems distant to the west. As a result, Sutton Place is both exclusive and desirable. A partially planned community, Sutton Place was born in 1875 after the construction of a number of townhouses by the neighborhood’s namesake, Effingham Sutton. The area’s views of the East River made it particularly popular with the elite of New York City in the 1920s.
Sutton Place has remained as exclusive as ever, and some of its buildings are renowned throughout New York for their grand architecture and luxurious amenities. In particular is One Sutton Place South, designed in an Italianate manner with archways and an interior courtyard. With the United Nations Building only five blocks south of Sutton Place, there is also an international presence; the Secretary General now lives in what used to be a Vanderbilt family estate. Sutton Place is ideal for those seeking some of New York City’s most refined and elegant apartments. Mostly residential, First Avenue is the go-to place for dining and shopping, while the subway is another two blocks west. In turn, those who prefer the quiet will enjoy living in Sutton Place. The riverfront view certainly doesn’t hurt.
Midtown East, Sutton Place | 1 Beekman Place
1 Beekman Place is known for being one of the most prestigious addresses in Sutton Place as well as on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The elegant pre-war co-op was designed by the architectural firms of Sloan & Robertson and Corbett, Harrison & MacMurray and completed in 1929. Apartments at 1 Beekman Place have a stunning view of the East River. Balconies and bay windows have given the building an asymmetric look that has led 1 Beekman Place to be compared to castles.
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Amenities- basketball court
- doorman
- fitness center
- garden
- laundry room
- parking
Features- concierge
- lounge
- tennis court
- wine cellar
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| Sales | from $11,900,000 |
Midtown East, Sutton Place | 1 Sutton Place South
1 Sutton Place South is one of the most elegant co-ops in Manhattan. The building, which overlooks the East River, was designed by the famous Rosadio Candela. Sutton Place is known as being one of the most luxurious neighborhoods in New York, and 1 Sutton Place lives up to these standards, The stately, pre-war brick building has one of the more prestigious addresses on Sutton Place, making the apartments for sale at 1 Sutton Place extremely popular.
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Amenities- garden
- laundry service
- storage room
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| Sales | $1,925,000 - $3,350,000 |
Sutton Place | 2 Sutton Place South
2 Sutton Place rise into the Manhattan skyline on a location with a view of the East River and Queensboro Bridge. Located on the corner of 57th Street, the East River isn’t all that you can see from 2 Sutton Place; southwest views offer sites of the Chrysler Building. The stately apartments for sale at 2 Sutton Place South feature a long list of luxurious features and amenities.
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Amenities- fitness center
- garden
- parking
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| Sales | $750,000 - $875,000 |
Sutton Place | 300 East 57th Street
300 East 57th Street is an apartment building in Manhattan. The Post-war High-rise apartments of 300 East 57th Street are an option for those seeking housing. Sutton Place rental hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. Details like hardwood floors are crafted into several apartments here. The Manhattan apartments at 300 East 57th Street prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. 300 East 57th Street features 19 floors and 163 apartments. This building was built in 1948. The rental apartments on 300 East 57th Street provide available apartments in New York City’s Sutton Place.
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Amenities- doorman
- elevator
- laundry room
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Sutton Place | 435 East 52nd Street
The River House at 435 East 52nd Street is one of the more luxurious condominium buildings in the Midtown East area. Constructed in 1931, the River House is an Art Deco building with a modern vibe. With a central location, elegant condos and first-class amenities, River House is a desirable real estate listing in Manhattan. 435 East 52nd Street is one of the few addresses in Midtown East, or most of Manhattan for that matter, that truly integrates its aquatic surroundings into design, appearing almost as the mast of an Art Deco ship.
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Amenities- doorman
- garden
- health club
- laundry room
- pool
- storage room
Features- concierge
- library
- rooftop deck
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| Sales | $7,150,000 - $15,000,000 |
Midtown East, Sutton Place | 1026 Second Avenue
The apartments of 1026 Second Avenue are available units in the New York City real estate market. A Pre-war Walkup building, 1026 Second Avenue offers apartments for residents. 1026 Second Avenue at E. 53rd St/E. 54th St is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. A take on the rental, these apartments are currently available on the market. 1026 Second Avenue’s rental apartments are available in Manhattan’s Midtown East.
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Midtown East, Sutton Place | 1028 Second Avenue
1028 Second Avenue is an apartment building in Manhattan. For those seeking Post-war Walkup apartments, 1028 Second Avenue may suit them. These apartments are an example of rental living in Midtown East. The Manhattan apartments at 1028 Second Avenue, located at the cross streets of 54 & SECOND, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. These apartments provide residents with details such as high ceilings. This building spans 4 floors with 6 apartments. 1028 Second Avenue’s rental apartments are available in Manhattan’s Midtown East.
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Amenities- laundry room
- doorman
- views
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Midtown East, Sutton Place | 1068 Second Avenue
1068 Second Avenue is an apartment building in Manhattan. Located at E. 56th St/E. 57th St, these apartments prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. Midtown East rental hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. A Post-war Walkup building, 1068 Second Avenue offers apartments for residents. This building spans 4 floors with apartments. The rental apartments on 1068 Second Avenue provide available apartments in New York City’s Midtown East.
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Midtown East, Sutton Place | 1075 First Avenue
The apartments of 1075 First Avenue are available units in the New York City real estate market. 1075 First Avenue is a Post-war Elevator. 1075 First Avenue is a rental building. 1075 First Avenue at East 58th Street/East 59th Street is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. 1075 First Avenue offers 6 floors and 34 apartments. 1075 First Avenue is a Post-war Elevator building offering apartments in Manhattan.
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Midtown East, Sutton Place | 1076 First Avenue
1076 First Avenue offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. These apartments are an example of co-op living in Midtown East. 1076 First Avenue at SEC 59th Street is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. The Post-war Walkup apartments of 1076 First Avenue are an option for those seeking housing. 1076 First Avenue’s co-op apartments are available in Manhattan’s Midtown East.
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