35 Sutton Pl

35 Sutton Place is a 21–22–story cooperative tower completed in 1961 and designed in a midcentury modern idiom. The building contains roughly 64 residences, primarily two- and three-bedroom configurations, many of which are large, convertible layouts with formal dining rooms, libraries and terraces. Interiors commonly feature formal entry foyers, separate dining rooms or den spaces, generous closet storage including walk-ins, eat-in or windowed kitchens, multiple bathrooms and period-to-renovated finishes such as hardwood floors and soaking tubs. Common areas are staffed and service-oriented: 24-hour doormen and concierge, attended elevators, porters and an on-site resident manager provide white-glove building operations. Shared amenities include a fitness center, landscaped courtyard and garden, a landscaped roof deck with river and bridge views, laundry room, bike room, refrigerated/cold storage and designated personal storage bins for apartments. An onsite garage with valet parking is available for a fee. The co-op’s policies are mixed: pieds-à-terre are typically permitted, washer/dryers are allowed in many units with board approval, financing is commonly limited to around 60% (some apartments reference 50% for specific rules), and pet policies vary by unit and time (small dogs often allowed under weight limits; some listings restrict dogs). The building fronts the East River Promenade in Sutton Place, steps from pocket parks, grocery options like Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, and convenient access to FDR Drive and multiple subway and bus routes, offering a quiet waterfront address with strong service and sizable, flexible apartment footprints.