14 Sutton Pl S

14 Sutton Place South is a distinguished 14–15–story prewar cooperative completed in 1929 and designed by Rosario Candela. The building’s Georgian-inspired façade conceals classic Candela planning: gracious apartment proportions, wide entrance foyer sequences and formal rooms organized for entertaining. Units are predominantly one- to three-bedroom layouts (Classic-4, Classic-6 and variations) featuring original prewar details — high ceilings, crown and picture moldings, dentil block trim, six-panel doors, decorative fireplaces with carved mantels, and restored herringbone and bordered oak floors. Many residences include built-in cabinetry, formal dining rooms, windowed eat-in kitchens, pantry space, multiple closets (often walk-ins) and windowed baths; select homes offer private outdoor spaces or courtyard views and some include deeded basement storage. Common areas reflect white-glove service: a classic lobby, 24-hour doorman and live-in resident manager, plus a staffed concierge. Resident amenities include a planted rooftop garden/terrace, fully equipped fitness center, central laundry, bicycle room and private storage rooms that transfer with apartments. The building is pet-friendly with board approval and permits pied-a-terre ownership; financing up to typical co-op limits is allowed. Situated on Sutton Place between East 56th and the East River, the property provides a quiet, tree-lined setting with immediate access to the East River promenade, neighborhood parks, grocery options and Midtown transportation corridors.