Set high on the 14th floor of an elegant 1929 cooperative designed by renowned architect Rosario Candela, Residence 14B is a gracious classic six in the heart of Sutton Place, defined by beautiful natural light and timeless prewar detail.
A spacious and welcoming entry foyer leads to an impressive living room centered around a wood-burning fireplace. Two oversized windows bathe the room in northeastern light and offer glimpses of the East River and Queensboro Bridge. The adjoining, generously scaled formal dining room, enhanced by new custom millwork, provides an elegant setting for entertaining, while the chef's eat-in kitchen offers ample space for everyday living. An additional home office or guest room, originally designed as staff quarters, adds flexibility to the layout.
Both bedrooms are generously proportioned and feature renovated en-suite baths complete with Waterworks fixtures. The primary suite also includes a large walk-in closet. Beautifully maintained original details throughout include restored herringbone floors, intricate moldings, and solid-core doors. Thoughtful updates, including California Closets and through-the-wall climate control, provide modern comfort while preserving the apartment's classic prewar charm.
14 Sutton Place South is a distinguished white-glove, full-service cooperative in one of Manhattan's most storied residential enclaves. Residents enjoy 24-hour doorman service, a resident superintendent, fitness center, newly renovated landscaped roof terrace, bicycle storage, private storage, and an updated laundry room. Pets are welcome.
Sutton Place offers a rare, village-like neighborhood feel in the heart of Manhattan, with the newly opened East River esplanade just down the street and a charming collection of specialty food shops, markets, and neighborhood conveniences along First and Second Avenues. Residence 14B offers exceptional scale, architectural pedigree, and a coveted high-floor position in the heart of it all.