1 Sutton Pl S

One Sutton Place South is a distinguished prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s East River, completed in the mid-1920s and rising 14 stories with roughly two dozen residences. Designed in the Rosario Candela tradition and clad in limestone, the property is organized around grand, classically proportioned apartments — duplexes, full-floor and multi-room layouts that preserve original details such as herringbone floors, decorative moldings, high ceilings and multiple wood-burning fireplaces. Residences commonly feature private vestibules or elevator landings, long entry galleries, formal dining rooms, libraries, expansive living rooms with river or garden exposures, and staff or service wings with butler’s pantries and laundry areas. Several units include terraces, Juliet balconies, generous walk-in closets and private outdoor spaces. Building amenities reflect white‑glove service: a triple‑arched porte‑cochere, a formal marble lobby, full‑time doormen and resident manager, a private tiered garden facing the East River, a renovated fitness center, individual storage, and recently upgraded common areas. The cooperative permits pets and pieds-à‑terre and typically allows up to 50% financing; transfer terms include a modest flip tax. Located in the quiet, leafy Sutton Place enclave, the building offers a serene riverside setting while remaining minutes from Midtown cultural and transportation nodes.