25 Sutton Pl S

A mid-century cooperative high-rise on Sutton Place, completed in 1959 and rising about 20 stories with roughly 127 residences, the building presents a postwar, white‑glove profile in an exclusively residential riverside enclave. Apartments range from one- and two-bedroom layouts to larger four‑bedroom homes; many units feature oversized picture windows, high ceilings, formal dining rooms, separate foyers and generous closets that reflect the original scale and prewar-inspired proportions. Common interiors include staffed entry service with full‑time doormen and concierge, an attended resident manager, elevators, multiple laundry rooms, a fitness center, storage and bike rooms, and a conference/playroom. Exterior amenities emphasize landscaped shared outdoor space: a multi-level garden/terrace overlooking the East River and an elevated roof deck provide private outdoor retreats for residents. Practical building policies and services include an on-site garage with resident discounts, utilities often folded into maintenance, allowance for pied-à‑terres and co‑purchasing, and board-regulated alterations such as washer/dryer installations subject to approval. Pet policy is restrictive in many units (dogs typically prohibited), financing often permits up to 50% purchase loans, and certain cooperative fees and occasional capital assessments have been applied for maintenance and façade work. Located steps from the East River Promenade, parks, transit options and Midtown amenities, the property emphasizes quiet riverfront living within Manhattan.