Adjoining Sutton Place, this unique studio has a lengthy gallery foyer, wall of windows, kitchen with dining alcove, custom built-in, spacious windowed prewar bathroom with original soaking tub, and two closets. The updated kitchen has new appliances. The oversized studio retains the desirable prewar details: hardwood floors, high beamed ceiling, arched doorways, and original hardware. Convenient to neighborhood shops, public transportation, Whole Foods, and such noteworthy restaurants as Morso, Bistro Vendome, and Neary's. Built in 1930 and designed by the prolific residential architect, George G. Miller, 339 East 58th Street features a dignified detailed lobby. The numerous amenities in this full-service prewar cooperative include a resident manager, full-time doorman, private garden courtyard, laundry and bike rooms. The building allows co-purchasing, guarantors, and pied-a-terre ownership and subletting is permitted. Pets are welcome.