1 Sutton Place South, #GRC
Key Details
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Listed: Jan 18, 2024Last Price Change: ($1,000,000) on Sep 2Days on Market: 291Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Beekman/Sutton Place (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 807 times
Insider Highlights
- Security and Convenience: The building offers a full-time doorman for added security and convenience, and pets and pied-a-terres are permitted. The apartment also includes an extra large storage room.
- Stunning Views: The apartment is flooded with natural light from eastern, southern, and northern exposures, and offers direct views of the building’s private garden that runs along the East River.
- Prime Location: This spacious 3,000 sq ft apartment is located in the prestigious Beekman/Sutton Place neighborhood, with a private, gated entrance leading to East 57th Street cul-de-sac and Sutton Place.
- Architectural Excellence: The building, a classic example of prewar architecture, was designed by renowned architect, Rosario Candela. The apartment features eight-foot-high doors, windows, and walls that align in a perfect classical symmetry.
- Luxurious Interiors: The apartment boasts a newly renovated Edwin Lutyens-style kitchen with white quartzite counters, a library with floor-to-ceiling bookcases and a restored wood-burning fireplace, and a formal dining room with expertly rendered botanical-themed moldings.
- Modern Amenities: The apartment comes with new Fisher & Paykel kitchen appliances, a new GE washer and dryer, state-of-the-art LED lighting, and central air conditioning. The building amenities include a concierge, resident storage, garden, washer/dryer in building, elevator, fitness center, and a porte-cochère/driveway.
Description
One Sutton Place South
Maisonette GR C
The maisonette at One Sutton Place South is among the most coveted of Manhattan residences. This prime example of such embodies the privacy, spaciousness, and character of a freestanding house, while possessing the security and communal spirit of being situated within the neighborhood’s premier apartment building.
The home has its own discreet gated entrance leading on to East 57th Street cul-de-sac and Sutton Place, as well as having access from within the building’s lobby. The seven-room, two-bedroom, three-bath home is flooded with natural light from its eastern, southern, and northern exposures, and has the feel of a country residence, as its airy rooms meld one into the next.
Though no two rooms are identical, the apartment is cohesive and organic in its floorplan. Public and private domains are clearly demarcated.
The generously scaled, near-square living room embraces direct views of the building’s private, contemplative garden that runs along the East River, growing with mature gingkoes, a magnolia, colorful spring blooms, and blossoming summer hydrangeas. Mornings, the rising sun imbues the interiors with a buttery light that lingers.
By night, glimpses can be had of the 59th Street Bridge’s jewel-like necklace of lights. Animated street views are afforded through windows in the foyer and kitchen, while the corner primary suite is surrounded by greenery and open sky. City and garden vistas alternate room to room.
Over the years, master artisans have left their mark.
The residence features a new Edwin Lutyens-style kitchen, referencing the great English Arts & Crafts architect, with white subway tiles seamlessly cladding the walls and ceiling, counters topped with white quartzite, and a built-in work desk. Elsewhere, a library ensconced in cherry wood and a separate reading area feature floor-to-ceiling bookcases, accented with corbeled moldings in the French style. The library centers on a restored wood-burning fireplace.
The formal dining room is traced with expertly rendered botanical-themed moldings, coupled with classic-style wood paneling carved by European craftsmen. The primary bath includes double-vanity sinks lined in textured gold metal, a spacious windowed shower, and separate water closet.
Display niches, seating alcoves, built-in desks, and deep closets are found throughout. Eight-foot-high doors, windows, and walls align in a perfect classical symmetry.
A careful sense of proportion and elegance prevails, with every room ideally suited for family life or for a couple who entertain on a grand scale. The floor plan is such that there is an effortless flow from the library to the dining room to the kitchen.
The building’s architect, Rosario Candela, was the undisputed master designer of apartment houses in the 1920s and 30s, known for his attention to detail and unique floor plans. This 14-story building, completed in 1926, is one of his triumphs, noted for its architecturally significant porte-cochere on Sutton Place.
This home represents the zenith of Candela’s vision for what an apartment maisonette could accomplish for its residents in a building of this stature.
3% flip tax paid by the purchaser
Additional features of GR C
Rift-sewn bordered herringbone floors in the main rooms
Black inset-flamed granite at the Sutton Place entrance
Built-in speakers in the living room and primary bath
Inlaid patterned marble floor in the primary bath
Wholly renovated kitchen, with new appliances
White quartzite kitchen counters
New Fisher & Paykel kitchen appliances
New GE washer and dryer
State-of-the-art LED lighting
Restored wood-burning fireplace
Hyde Park Mouldings throughout
Ten-foot ceilings throughout
New Thermal Artistic Windows throughout
Mahogany windows in the library
Mahogany entrance door at the Sutton Place entrance
Easy car parking and pick up at both entrances
Custom-designed Hamilton Sinkler brass hardware throughout
Central air conditioning (condensers exterior, two air handlers interior)
New electric panel
Extra Large Storage Room Included in Sale
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