River House, 435 East 52nd Street, #23F
$6,000,000
($1,132 per ft2)
| 4 beds, 6+ baths | Approx. 5,300 ft2
126 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: May 16, 2024Days on Market: 126Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Beekman/Sutton Place (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 257 times
Monthly Maintenance:
$17,334
($3.27/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$23,937
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$41,271
($7.79/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 35% ($2,100,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Interior: The residence boasts approximately 5,300 square feet of space with soaringly tall ceilings throughout, sun-flooded living room and library, both with wood-burning fireplaces, and a large kitchen supported by a proper Butler’s Pantry, a Breakfast Room, a Staff Room and ensuite bathroom.
- Additional Features: The duplex includes a unique supplementary studio apartment with a dedicated private entrance and tranquil private quarters featuring a delightful Primary Suite with river views.
- Building Amenities: The building offers impeccable service including two full-time doormen and a concierge, a garden, a fitness center, a swimming pool, and a full concierge service. It also includes the use of one storage room.
- Architecture: The landmarked high-rise building, erected in 1931, is known for its superb Beaux-Arts and Art Deco motifs architecture, grand lobby and garden, and has 64 apartments.
- Exclusive Access: Residents have access to the River Club, which offers peripheral membership and access to certain services for a small fee, including an exclusive private club with tennis and squash court and dining facilities.
- Location: This magnificent twelve-room duplex is located in the prestigious and picturesque River House, one of Manhattan’s finest and most discreet addresses, guaranteeing social prominence.
Description
Located in the prestigious and picturesque River House, this magnificent twelve-room duplex boasts shimmering East River views, remarkable scale, and pleasingly elegant proportions. Spanning approximately 5,300 square feet and with soaringly tall ceilings throughout, this expansive residence is further distinguished by its unique supplementary studio apartment with a dedicated private entrance onto East 53rd Street and connected to the duplex residence via an internal private elevator. This space includes a full Bath, Kitchenette and lots of closets.
The residence’s central Gallery opens to the sun-flooded Living Room and Library, both with wood-burning fireplaces and sparkling East River views. The Living Room boasts perfect proportions, spans more than 35’ in length, and is anchored by a deep, five-sided bay window. Adjacent, the Dining Room connects through elegant French doors.
Beyond, a large Kitchen is supported by a proper Butler’s Pantry, a Breakfast Room, a Staff Room and ensuite bathroom, as well as an additional large Bedroom and bath. A Powder Room and coat closet are conveniently accessible from the Gallery. Above, tranquil private quarters feature a delightful Primary Suite with sparkling views of the East River from the immensely large Bedroom and its adjoining Sitting Room, replete with a cozy corner fireplace.
Both rooms open onto balconies overlooking the River, and the suite further incorporates very ample closets and two full baths. There are two additional Bedrooms, both with very ample closets and ensuite baths. All bedrooms benefit from glorious southern light and outlooks over the building’s beautiful courtyard gardens. River House is one of Manhattan’s finest and most discreet addresses.
Designed by William L. Bottomly in 1931, this architecturally exquisite art deco building is notable for its elegantly gated entrance court and its inspired, light-filled lobby, which opens onto tiered gardens with views of the East River and beyond. Impeccable service includes two full-time doormen and a concierge, as well as a top resident manager. The sale also includes the use of one storage room.
This immensely grand duplex is truly an oasis from the brisk pace of the city.
The residence’s central Gallery opens to the sun-flooded Living Room and Library, both with wood-burning fireplaces and sparkling East River views. The Living Room boasts perfect proportions, spans more than 35’ in length, and is anchored by a deep, five-sided bay window. Adjacent, the Dining Room connects through elegant French doors.
Beyond, a large Kitchen is supported by a proper Butler’s Pantry, a Breakfast Room, a Staff Room and ensuite bathroom, as well as an additional large Bedroom and bath. A Powder Room and coat closet are conveniently accessible from the Gallery. Above, tranquil private quarters feature a delightful Primary Suite with sparkling views of the East River from the immensely large Bedroom and its adjoining Sitting Room, replete with a cozy corner fireplace.
Both rooms open onto balconies overlooking the River, and the suite further incorporates very ample closets and two full baths. There are two additional Bedrooms, both with very ample closets and ensuite baths. All bedrooms benefit from glorious southern light and outlooks over the building’s beautiful courtyard gardens. River House is one of Manhattan’s finest and most discreet addresses.
Designed by William L. Bottomly in 1931, this architecturally exquisite art deco building is notable for its elegantly gated entrance court and its inspired, light-filled lobby, which opens onto tiered gardens with views of the East River and beyond. Impeccable service includes two full-time doormen and a concierge, as well as a top resident manager. The sale also includes the use of one storage room.
This immensely grand duplex is truly an oasis from the brisk pace of the city.
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Sothebys International Realty
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