Designed in 1930 by Rosario Candela with Cross & Cross, Four Sutton Place features a grand entrance, red brick facade, and consistent fenestration that make it the epitome of New York prewar elegance. Architecture critic Carter Horsley describes it as “one of the nicest buildings in the Sutton Place area,” and a duplex penthouse has just gone on the market for $9.75 million.
The apartment is currently configured as a grand one-bedroom with an upper level library, two baths, and a powder room. Every room offers spectacular views of the East River, downtown skyline, and Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge. Concealed closets off the entrance gallery and corridors provide ample yet subtle storage space. From the dark rift white oak floors to the hand-cast doorknobs outside the master bedroom, no detail has been overlooked to create a beautiful, one-of-a-kind apartment.
The apartment is currently configured as a grand one-bedroom with an upper level library, two baths, and a powder room. Every room offers spectacular views of the East River, downtown skyline, and Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge. Concealed closets off the entrance gallery and corridors provide ample yet subtle storage space. From the dark rift white oak floors to the hand-cast doorknobs outside the master bedroom, no detail has been overlooked to create a beautiful, one-of-a-kind apartment.
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Upon entering, a gracious foyer leads to a sunlit living room with a working fireplace and rare antique alabaster chimney piece. This level is also home to a large eat-in kitchen, grand dining area, and set of large, custom-made walnut doors leading to the master bedroom. It has a walk-in closet, blackout shades, en-suite bath, and access to terraces facing east and south.
A staircase with a bronze rail leads to a stunning, walnut-paneled library. Its features include a glass ceiling, custom marble decorative fireplace, imported light fixtures, bar with discreet storage, behind the mirror, and en-suite bath. The library also opens to one terrace on either side.
Four Sutton Place welcomes pets and has an attended lobby, central laundry room, and storage. While allowing convenient access to restaurants, parks, and services, it is located away from the bustle of the city in one of New York’s most private, upscale enclaves.
Four Sutton Place welcomes pets and has an attended lobby, central laundry room, and storage. While allowing convenient access to restaurants, parks, and services, it is located away from the bustle of the city in one of New York’s most private, upscale enclaves.
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