339 E 58Th St

An 11-story prewar cooperative in Sutton Place, completed in 1930, the building houses 38 residences arranged as studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments. Exterior character reflects classic 1920s/30s masonry with a modest street presence and a planted courtyard garden that serves as a private outdoor amenity. Interiors retain period detailing: beamed and coffered ceilings, crown moldings, original hardwood floors, paneled elevator cabs and etched lobby mirrors. Apartment layouts vary from compact windowed studios with separate galley kitchens to larger two-bedroom homes with formal dining areas, fireplaces and multiple exposures. The co-op provides full-service staff including a 24-hour doorman and a live-in superintendent, plus elevator access, central laundry, bicycle storage, resident storage rooms and a secure bike room. Pet policies are permissive; pied-à-terre use, co-purchasing and guarantors are allowed subject to board review, and subletting is permitted after an initial ownership period. Street-level convenience is a highlight: multiple grocery options, transit (N/R, E, F, 4/5/6 trains) and the East River Greenway are all within a short walk, supporting a pedestrian, neighborhood-oriented lifestyle.