25 Sutton Pl

This is a small, prewar cooperative built in 1928 and rising 14 stories with just 12 residences—many expansive multi-room apartments occupying whole floors or large corner positions. The architecture reflects classic Rosario Candela proportions: high ceilings, original millwork, mahogany or herringbone hardwood floors, multi-pane windows and marble-accented bathrooms in renovated homes. Units are configured primarily as three- and four-bedroom layouts with formal living and dining rooms, libraries or dens, eat-in kitchens, staff rooms in some full-floor apartments, generous closet and storage space, and private elevator landings for select homes. Common interiors include a staffed elevator, entrance foyer, building elevator service, and shared storage; several units have small private outdoor terraces under 60 sq ft. The cooperative operates as a white-glove building with concierge/doorman staffing patterns noted in representative listings, on-site laundry or laundry rooms, and resolved services such as maintenance that often include utilities. Garage parking, a children’s playroom, fitness space in neighboring buildings, and resident manager presence are typical in the Sutton Place context for similarly appointed co-ops. Pet policies, assessments, and flip-tax structures vary by apartment and board approval is required; some units include recent systems upgrades and full interior renovations that blend original prewar detailing with modern kitchens and mechanicals.