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Essentials
- Price$855,000
- TypeCo-op
- Bedrooms2
- Bathrooms2
- Rooms4.5
- Approx. Sq. Ft.1,250
- Exposure N, S & E
Key Features
- Classic apartment
- Doorman
- Elevator
- Pet friendly
- Full city view
- Full skyline view
- Beamed ceiling
- Dishwasher
- Excellent light
- Great closet space
- Hardwood floors
- Herringbone floors
- New windows
- Oversized windows
- Prewar detail
- Renovated bathroom
- Storage space
- Walk-in closets
- Washer/dryer
Desirable Two Bedroom Prewar Coop. Currently being used as a one bedroom with den/library (easily converted to a second bedroom) features an extremely spacious layout with generously proportioned rooms. The inviting entrance foyer, den, and extra-large living room with dining area, provide outstanding entertaining space. The master bedroom has a walk-in closet and windowed ensuite bathroom. The windowed kitchen features new appliances, washer/dryer, and abundant counter and storage space. The original architectural details include oak floors, plaster moldings, high ceilings, windowed bathrooms and multiple exposures. The apartment is in excellent condition throughout and move-in ready. 320 East 57th Street, an established prewar coop, is convenient to public transportation, restaurants, Bloomingdales, and the soon to be opened Whole Foods.
Additional features of this property include: Renovated Bathrooms and Renovated Kitchen.
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Sutton Area
Sutton Place is a little enclave that runs from the East River to Second Avenue, 52nd Street to 59th Street.
Sutton Place in the East Fifties is quite the retreat from bustling Midtown Manhattan — a stretch of elegant prewar co-ops and townhouses, this is where Marilyn Monroe and Lauren Bacall rented their penthouse in How to Marry a Millionaire. Running parallel to First Avenue, Sutton Place (which is called Sutton Place South below 57th Street) has some wonderful prewar apartment buildings with grand river views. This tiny area has some green too, with two parks located just five blocks from each other.
320 East 57th Street
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320 is a lovely pre-war building that feels like home from the moment one enters the lobby- designed by French Art Deco artist and craftsman Edgar Brandt in the 1920s. A co-op since 1968, this beautifully run building has fine financials and a sound structure. There is a service elevator and a brand new passenger elevator. There are 6 apartments per floor, plus duplex penthouses. Residents have use of an impressive large roof garden with terra cotta tile flooring, outdoor furniture, and landscaping which includes both perennials and annuals. In addition to the live-in superintendent, there is a full-time doorman. In the basement are storage bins for rent, a bicycle room, and a new laundry room. An extra nice service is mail delivery to each apartment's door. Many have commented that this building feels like an oasis in midtown Manhattan. There is a brand new Whole Foods less than a block away, and every expected neighborhood convenience is close by.
Additional features of this building include: Full Time Doorman, Bicycle Room, Circa 1928, New Laundry Room, Storage Room, Elegant Lobby by Edgar Brandt, Live-in Superintendent, Mail delivered to each apartment, 6 apartments per floor, Storage space.
- Prewar
- Built in 1927
- 16 floors
- 93 units
- Elevator
- Pet friendly
- Doorman
- Common courtyard
- Common roof deck
- Common terrace
