350 E 57Th St

Built in 1926, this 15-story prewar cooperative occupies a boutique footprint of 32 residences arranged with semi-private landings and just two apartments per floor. The architecture and original interiors reflect period details—beamed and high ceilings, hardwood floors, arched foyers and classic moldings—many residences retain wood-burning fireplaces, French doors and gracious formal layouts (Classic 6–7 plans) often including maid’s rooms that can convert to bedrooms or offices. Unit sizes typically span two- and three-bedroom configurations, with several combined-line apartments and larger four-bedroom maisonettes recorded in listings. Common areas emphasize cultivated outdoor space: two expansively planted rooftop terraces with garden architecture and a separate sun deck, a rear courtyard with recreational features, and a building garden. Full-service conveniences include a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry room, private storage cages in the basement and shared ground-floor space. Recent renovations in individual apartments introduce modern chef’s kitchens, high-end appliances, updated baths and in some cases washer/dryer installations and through-wall or central A/C, while the cooperative’s rules historically allow pets and pieds-a-terre and permit varying financing and sublet policies on a case-by-case basis. Located in Sutton Place along the East River, the building offers immediate access to neighborhood groceries, parks, restaurants, subway connections and the East River esplanade, delivering a quiet, park-adjacent Manhattan residential experience.