14 Sutton Place South, Apt 11C
This expansive home features a central entrance gallery, or possible dining room, leading to the well-proportioned living room with high ceilings (9'6"). Anchored by a beautiful wood burning fireplace and flanked by bookcases the living room is large enough to accommodate multiple seating areas. Classic architectural details include original herringbone floors, crown moldings and two south facing windows. The chef's kitchen features top of the line appliances including double wall ovens, granite countertops and custom cabinetry. The kitchen opens to a sunny dining room with a large south facing window. Off the central gallery is the bedroom hallway leading to the two bedrooms. The main bedroom has two walk-in closets with bath ensuite. The entire apartment has an abundance of light and thru wall air conditioning.
14 Sutton Place South offers shareholders the highest level of service, privacy and security. Amenities include fully equipped gym, delightful rooftop garden, private storage and central laundry. Pets permitted with board approval. Effingham B. Sutton originally developed Sutton Place in 1875. The fashionable Sutton Place enclave is dotted with lovely parks and the cooling breeze off the East River, yet provides the convenience of being within a short distance to Midtown. Considered by many as the master architect of his time, Rosario Candela designed many of the fine prewar cooperatives in the neighborhood. One of his great achievements from 1929 is at 14 Sutton Place South, noteworthy for its handsome Georgian style exterior, magnificent lobby and beautifully appointed interiors. Located near many restaurants, shops and Whole Foods this is certainly one of the most peaceful yet convenient neighborhoods in Manhattan.
Read more14 Sutton Place South offers shareholders the highest level of service, privacy and security. Amenities include fully equipped gym, delightful rooftop garden, private storage and central laundry. Pets permitted with board approval. Effingham B. Sutton originally developed Sutton Place in 1875. The fashionable Sutton Place enclave is dotted with lovely parks and the cooling breeze off the East River, yet provides the convenience of being within a short distance to Midtown. Considered by many as the master architect of his time, Rosario Candela designed many of the fine prewar cooperatives in the neighborhood. One of his great achievements from 1929 is at 14 Sutton Place South, noteworthy for its handsome Georgian style exterior, magnificent lobby and beautifully appointed interiors. Located near many restaurants, shops and Whole Foods this is certainly one of the most peaceful yet convenient neighborhoods in Manhattan.
