410 E 57Th St

Completed in 1928 and designed by Schwartz & Gross, this 17-story prewar cooperative on East 57th Street exemplifies classic Manhattan residential architecture. The building contains a mix of studios through four-bedroom units, many preserving original details such as high beamed ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, crown moldings, wood-burning fireplaces, gracious entrance foyers and formal dining rooms. Apartments frequently include built-in cabinetry, walk-in closets, windowed eat-in kitchens or pantries, and some residences have maid’s rooms and multiple bathrooms. Common areas reflect a white-glove service model: a full-time doorman, elevator operator, resident manager, mail delivery to the door, and on-site laundry. Shared amenities emphasize private, domestic comforts rather than spectacle, including a fitness room, landscaped private garden, bike room, central laundry, and rentable private storage cages. Exterior offerings include some units with private outdoor spaces and views over treetops along Sutton Place and East 57th Street. The building’s pet policy is permissive (dogs up to 50 lbs typical), pied-a-terre ownership is allowed, and co-op rules often permit up to 50% financing; a transfer flip fee and local assessments have appeared in listings. Located in the refined Sutton Place neighborhood, the property sits near the East River pocket parks, convenient grocery and retail options, and multiple transportation links to Midtown.