35 Sutton Pl

35 Sutton Place is a mid-century, 22-story cooperative completed in 1961 and designed in a restrained modern idiom by Robert L. Bien. The building’s residences are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts, frequently arranged with formal galleries, separate dining rooms, sunporches/solariums, and flexible secondary rooms that serve as libraries, dens, or home offices. Interiors typically feature hardwood floors, abundant closet and storage space (including deeded basement storage), generous ceiling heights and large windows that capture East River and bridge views. Common-area offerings reflect a white-glove service model: 24-hour doorman and concierge, attended elevators, live-in resident manager, front-door mail delivery and package handling. Resident amenities include a fitness center, landscaped courtyard, roof deck with panoramic water vistas, bicycle room, laundry facilities, and on-site garage parking (valet/fee). Building policies are cooperative norms: pet restrictions vary by unit/weight, pied-a-terres allowed, financing commonly up to 60%, and a 2% flip tax on resale. Located on Sutton Place near the East River promenade, the property sits within walking distance of neighborhood groceries, boutique shops, parks and direct pedestrian access to the waterfront greenway, offering a tranquil riverside enclave with easy Midtown access.